MCKINSEY & COMPANY
Consultant
Managed AI response of top-20 private equities for automating both fund processes and portfolio companies
Mohammad is passionate about automating investment, as the new Turing test for AI. As a consultant, he has managed AI activation of top-20 private equities and many other funds to automate the fund investment processes as well as the portfolio companies. As an AI researcher, his papers on AI for markets in top AI conferences and journals have 450+ citations. Also, as an educator, he has co-taught a course at Stanford Graduate School of Business for "Empirics of Online Markets". He has PhD in Electrical and Computer Engineering, working with Nobel prize winners, and MSc in Economics.
He has worked on AI as a researcher, engineer, management consultant, and educator. His AI work experience has been focused on investment funds, marketplaces, and recommendation systems. He has also experience in startups including CEO and CTO roles.
Managed AI response of top-20 private equities for automating both fund processes and portfolio companies
Led research teams to develop AI algorithms and recommendation systems, and to apply AI for online markets and sustainability
Initiated and co-taught the course on Empirics of Online Markets to PhD and MSc students
Proposed and led crowdsourcing audio tests, using data analytics, applied to Surface Hub
Conducted research on AI for markets and dynamic systems applied to sustainability and security
Established the technical team with in-house data analytics capabilities for smart public transportation
Mohammad Rasouli's AI research at Stanford and at the University of Michigan has
been on AI for markets. In his research, he has worked closely
with companies including Goolge, Facebook, Amazon, Uber, Lyft,
DoorDash, PG&E, and Maktabkhooneh. His papers in top AI
conferences have
450+ citations
. Also during his academic time, he has worked with
Prof. Demosthenis Teneketzis
(PhD advisor),
Prof. Paul Milgrom,
Prof. Peter Glynn,
Prof. Michael Jordan,
Prof. Ramesh Johari,
Prof. Paulo Somaini, and
Prof. Ram Rajagopal. He obtained his Ph.D. in Electrical and Computer Engineering
and Masters in Economics working with a thesis committee of
Stanford, Harvard, and MIT professors, including Nobel prize
winners.
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