Ahmed Abdelhak is a Program Manager with over a decade of experience leading large-scale technology and infrastructure initiatives, shaping supply chain strategy and operational execution within complex technical environments. His background includes driving EPC-led infrastructure builds, scaling new product introductions (NPI), and delivering mission-critical technology deployments across material handling and logistics, pharmaceutical, and, in recent years, hyperscale data center industries. Prior to MIT, he led multi-region programs, translating strategy into coordinated execution across distributed, cross-functional teams and vendors (OEMs, ODMs, and CMs), as well as deployment partners.
Ahmed holds a B.S. in Electronic Engineering from Menoufia University and is a PMI-certified PgMP and PMP. He is completing his Master of Applied Science in Supply Chain Management at MIT, where he focuses on data analytics, machine learning–based optimization, and scalable supply chain systems. He is particularly interested in designing adaptive supply networks that integrate strategy, operations, data, and program execution to strengthen resilience and long-term performance. Outside of work, Ahmed enjoys traveling, exploring local cafés and restaurants, playing tennis, and recently taking up golf.