iSchool has exciting news! They've announced that Engineer Mohamed Ibrahim has joined their team as Chief Technology Officer (CTO). This move really shows iSchool's commitment to strengthening its technology foundation and supporting its big plans for growth in digital education. In his first statements after joining, Mohamed Ibrahim shared that the upcoming phase will heavily focus on building a super strong technical infrastructure for the iSchool platform. He also emphasized integrating Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies into developing educational products. This will all work together to make the user experience even better and boost the platform's overall efficiency. Mohamed brings a wealth of experience, with over 15 years in developing technology systems and building digital products. He's a graduate of Alexandria University's Faculty of Engineering (Computers and Systems Department). Plus, he's the co-founder and CEO of Rubikal, a company that has successfully expanded its services to clients in several countries. Throughout his career, Mohamed has led technical teams and played a key role in developing large-scale digital products. He's also worked as a software engineer for international companies both inside and outside Egypt, giving him valuable hands-on experience in building and scaling technology platforms in diverse environments. He mentioned that his vision for iSchool is all about connecting the technical side with the company's business goals. He aims to develop an educational platform that can truly compete regionally, with exciting plans to expand beyond the Egyptian market in the near future. This strategic step is part of iSchool's drive to solidify its position in the education technology market. They're doing this by investing in top technical talent and adopting advanced AI-driven solutions. This will help transform iSchool into a leading regional educational platform, ready to grow into new markets.
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