Saeed Kazmi

Co-Founder, Chief Executive Officer at Valyrian Systems

Saeed Kazmi has a diverse work experience spanning several decades. Saeed is currently the Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Valyrian Systems Inc., where they lead the development of their proprietary Extreme Packet Processing (xP2) Engine. The engine offers network analysis capabilities to various sectors including telcos, mobile operators, law enforcement agencies, and commercial enterprises. Prior to this role, Saeed served as the Executive Vice President and Board Member of xloop Digital Services (Pvt) Ltd, a digital engineering company focused on helping technology leaders deliver mission-critical projects.

In 2015, Saeed co-founded Vasona Systems International, LLC, a global technology consulting company that provides services and solutions in AI, Blockchain, Cybersecurity, and Cloud computing. The company also offers software training programs and upskilling/reskilling programs to enterprises worldwide.

Earlier in their career, Saeed co-founded Vertical Systems, Inc., where they served as the Chief Executive Officer. The company was acquired by Uniguest in 2015 and focused on providing secure and fully managed guest-facing technologies to the hospitality industry.

Prior to that, Saeed co-founded VPNet in 1996 and served as its Vice President of Marketing. The company was later acquired by Avaya Inc. in 2001. Additionally, Saeed co-founded VIA Technologies, Inc. in 1989, where they also held the position of Vice President of Marketing. VIA is a global leader in AI, IoT, and computer vision technology solutions for various industries.

Overall, Saeed Kazmi has a wealth of experience in technology, consulting, and entrepreneurial ventures across multiple sectors.

Saeed Kazmi pursued their Bachelor of Engineering degree in Electrical Engineering from 1968 to 1973 at NED University of Engineering and Technology. Following this, they went on to earn a Master of Engineering degree in Electrical Engineering from Oregon State University between 1974 and 1976.

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