Emad Nasrallah

Emad Nasrallah is an experienced professional with a diverse background in IT leadership, education, and programming. Emad is currently serving as the Technical Director & Solutions Architect at 247 Labs, where they oversee technical teams and ensures the successful implementation of complex solutions with a focus on security. Emad's previous role was as the Chief Technology Officer at Rixon Tour, where they developed and executed the technology strategy, emphasizing innovation and security. Emad has also worked as a Professor of Computer Science at Cestar College of Business, Health and Technology, providing comprehensive IT instruction and mentoring students. Prior to that, they served as a Professor & IT Consultant at the Institute of Public Administration, where they provided consultations and professional training to governmental ministries and departments. Emad has extensive experience in leadership roles, including Director of IT at Al Alamiah Electronics & Communications, where they managed a diverse technical team, and as a Computer Programmer at Marka for Electronics & Training, where they contributed to the creation of various systems and applications.

Emad Nasrallah holds a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from the University of Basra, which they completed from 1990 to 1994. Emad later pursued a One-year Certificate program in Adult and Continuing Education and Teaching at Seneca Polytechnic in 2018 and 2019. Presently, Emad is studying for a Master's degree in Computer Science at Wilfrid Laurier University, expected to be completed between 2020 and 2024. Emad has obtained several certifications from IBM, including Watson Analytics, Hadoop 101, Applied Data Science with Python - Level 2, Big Data 101, Big Data Foundations - Level 1, Blockchain Essentials, Data Analysis with Python, Data Visualization with Python, IBM Blockchain Foundation Developer, Machine Learning with Python, Machine Learning with R, and Python 101 for Data Science. Additionally, Emad has earned the MCSE certification from Microsoft.