Dr. Rania Khalaf
About Dr. Rania Khalaf
Dr. Rania Khalaf is the Chief Information and Data Officer at Inari, having previously directed AI Platforms at IBM Research and led the global AI-Infused Automation research strategy.
Chief Information and Data Officer at Inari
Dr. Rania Khalaf currently holds the position of Chief Information and Data Officer at Inari. In this role, she is responsible for overseeing the company's information and data strategies. Her leadership focuses on leveraging data and information technology to drive innovation and efficiency within the organization. Dr. Khalaf's extensive experience in AI and data platforms is instrumental in shaping Inari's strategic direction.
AI Leadership at IBM Research
Before joining Inari, Dr. Rania Khalaf was Director of AI Platforms at IBM Research. She led the global AI-Infused Automation research strategy at IBM, guiding the development of cutting-edge AI technologies. Her work included overseeing the creation and launch of innovative AI-driven products, significantly impacting multiple sectors. This role underscored her expertise in AI and her ability to drive large-scale technological initiatives.
Education: University of Stuttgart and MIT
Dr. Rania Khalaf earned her doctorate from the University of Stuttgart, where she developed a strong foundation in her field of expertise. She also holds a master's and bachelor's degree from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). These academic credentials have provided her with a rigorous technical background, contributing to her capabilities as a leading expert in AI and data platforms.
Board Member at Hariri Institute for Computing
Dr. Rania Khalaf serves as a board member of the Hariri Institute for Computing at Boston University. The institute aims to support interdisciplinary research and innovation in computing and computational science. In her role, Dr. Khalaf contributes her extensive knowledge and experience in AI and data science, helping to guide the institute's strategic initiatives and support its mission of advancing computational research.