Muhammad Khattak

Co-founder / CTPO at Cardinal Gray

Overview

Muhammad Khattak is a co-founder and Chief Technology and Product Officer at Cardinal Gray[1], a position held since June 2023[2]. Khattak holds a Master of Science in Computer Science from Stanford University, completed in March 2024[10], and a Bachelor of Arts with Honors in Philosophy from Stanford University, earned in June 2022[12]. Prior experience includes roles as an R&D Engineer and Security Software Engineer at Veridise between May 2022 and June 2023[4][5], a Graduate Research Assistant at CodeX, The Stanford Center for Legal Informatics from June to March 2022[9], and a State Department Consultant with Hacking for Defense Stanford from February to June 2022[7]. Khattak also served as a Course Assistant at Stanford University School of Engineering[3] and as an Oral Communications Tutor at The Hume Center for Writing and Speaking at Stanford University[6]. Additionally, Khattak participated in Y Combinator from May to September 2023[11].

Career history

  1. Co-founder / CTPOJun 2023 to presentCardinal Gray
  2. Course AssistantJul 2022 to Jul 2023Stanford University School of Engineering
  3. R&D EngineerSep 2022 to Jun 2023Veridise
  4. Security Software EngineerMay 2022 to Sep 2022Veridise
  5. Oral Communications TutorJul 2021 to Jun 2023The Hume Center for Writing and Speaking at Stanford University
  6. State Department ConsultantFeb 2022 to Jun 2022Hacking for Defense Stanford
  7. Head Coach - Lincoln-Douglas DebateAug 2020 to May 2022Bronx High School of Science
  8. Graduate Research AssistantJun 2021 to Mar 2022CodeX, The Stanford Center for Legal Informatics

Education

  1. Master of Science - MS, Computer ScienceSep 2022 - Mar 2024Stanford University
  2. Y CombinatorMay 2023 - Sep 2023
  3. Bachelor of Arts with Honors - BAH, PhilosophySep 2018 - Jun 2022Stanford University

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