Prasad Saripalli

VP ML & AI and Distinguished Engineer at MINDBODY / Adjunct Faculty Member at Northeastern University / Instructor at UW Professional & Continuing Education

Schools

  • Stanford Continuing Studies
  • UW Professional & Continuing Education

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UW Professional & Continuing Education

Prasad Saripalli serves as VP of AIML and Distinguished Engineer at MindBody, a technology leader providing Wellness business management software for gyms, spas and salons worldwide. Earlier, as vice president of AIML at Edifecs, Prasad Saripalli helps design, build and deliver Smart Decisions AIML Platform with an App Store for Healthcare Payer and Provider. Prior to joining Edifecs, he served as the Chief Technology Officer and Vice President of Engineering at Secrata.com, which provides military-grade cloud security solutions and platform.

He has also served as the CTO at ClipCard and as the Chief Architect for IBM’s SmartCloud Enterprise, and the GPM for Microsoft’s client virtualization team, which was responsible for shipping Virtual PC on Windows 7, and as a Dev Manager on the Citrix group that built Citrix Presentation Server, now Citrix XenApp.

Prasad has doctoral training in Engineering and Computer Science separately from the University of Florida, and post-doctoral training from the University of Texas at Austin’s Oden Institute. He serves as a Professor of Practice at the University of Washington’s Continuum College.

Research Interests

  • Distributed systems, cloud and virtualization
  • Health care machine learning
  • Artificial intelligence for health care

Education

  • Post-doctoral fellowship, UT Austin ICES
  • PhD in engineering, University of Florida
  • Doctoral training in computer science ABD, University of Florida
  • MS in computer science, Washington State University

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