Jyotirmay Gadewadikar is the Chief Scientist for AI Integration and Systems Engineering at MITRE. MITRE works with the Government’s national security sector, public sector, and industry to identify innovative and practical AI-enabled solutions and protective measures. In MITRE, Jyotirmay provides leadership to advance the Integration between the Systems and AI in Enterprise Applications by bringing significant resources – people, technology innovation, and knowledge-sharing processes – to scale MITRE’s impact. Jyotirmay has led teams and organizations to analyze and deploy AI-enabled systems as MITRE Chief Engineer – Enterprise AI Systems and Mission Analysis, Deloitte Chief Product Officer – Conversational AI, MIT – Analytics and Modeling Lead, and Tata Steel – Senior Officer Automation. He holds a PhD in Electrical Engineering (Autonomous Aerial Vehicles) from the Automation and Robotics Research Institute, affiliated with the University of Texas System and System Design and Management Degree from MIT Sloan School of Management and School of Engineering. He is also a recipient of the Department of Homeland Security's Scientific Leadership Award in 2010.
Jyotirmay Gadewadikar is the Chief Scientist for AI Integration and Systems Engineering at MITRE. MITRE works with the Government’s national security sector, public sector, and industry to identify innovative and practical AI-enabled solutions and protective measures. In MITRE, Jyotirmay provides leadership to advance the Integration between the Systems and AI in Enterprise Applications by bringing significant resources – people, technology innovation, and knowledge-sharing processes – to scale MITRE’s impact. Jyotirmay has led teams and organizations to analyze and deploy AI-enabled systems as MITRE Chief Engineer – Enterprise AI Systems and Mission Analysis, Deloitte Chief Product Officer – Conversational AI, MIT – Analytics and Modeling Lead, and Tata Steel – Senior Officer Automation. He holds a PhD in Electrical Engineering (Autonomous Aerial Vehicles) from the Automation and Robotics Research Institute, affiliated with the University of Texas System and System Design and Management Degree from MIT Sloan School of Management and School of Engineering. He is also a recipient of the Department of Homeland Security's Scientific Leadership Award in 2010.
