Ali Ghodsi is the Chief Executive Officer and Co-founder of Databricks. Ali has held the CEO seat since 2016, and was previously assistant professor at KTH.
Current company
Databricks
Databricks is an American technology company.
Software industryHeadquartered in San FranciscoFounded 2013
Source: WikidataAli Ghodsi joined Databricks in 2013 and has been CEO since 2016. Before Databricks, Ali was assistant professor at KTH from 2008 until 2009.
Career
Sources: Ali Ghodsi - Wikipedia
Education
KTH Royal Institute of Technology, PhD in distributed computingMid-Sweden University, MSc degree in computer engineering and an MBA in logistics and strategic marketingSource
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Vice president level and above, most senior firstAli Ghodsi leads a leadership team of 4 published executives. The most recent appointment is Ion Stoica as executive chairman, in seat since 2016.
Executive leadership
| Name | Title | In seat since |
|---|---|---|
| Ali Ghodsi | Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer | 2016 |
| Ion Stoica | Executive chairman | 2016 |
| Matei Zaharia | Chief technology officer | Not stated |
| Reynold Xin | Co-founder and Chief Architect | Not stated |
Sources: Databricks wraps $5 billion funding round at $190 billion valuation - CNBC, Ion Stoica - Wikipedia, Matei Zaharia - Wikipedia, Reynold Xin - Wikipedia
Ali Ghodsi is the Chief Executive Officer and Co-founder of Databricks. Ali has held the CEO seat since 2016, and was previously assistant professor at KTH.
Ali Ghodsi has been CEO of Databricks since 2016, according to Ali Ghodsi - Wikipedia.
Ali Ghodsi was assistant professor at KTH from 2008 until 2009, according to Ali Ghodsi - Wikipedia.
Ali Ghodsi has been CEO of Databricks for 10 years, since 2016.
Ion Stoica (executive chairman), Matei Zaharia (chief technology officer), Reynold Xin (co-founder and Chief Architect). Sources: Ion Stoica - Wikipedia, Matei Zaharia - Wikipedia and Reynold Xin - Wikipedia.
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