Global Kinetics
Muhammad Umer has extensive experience in technology leadership roles, with a focus on product development and digital solutions. Muhammad has worked in various companies such as Global Kinetics, Symex Labs, Australian Clinical Labs, dorsaVi, and IComm Mobility Pty Ltd. Umer has a background in Computer Science, holding a PhD from the University of Melbourne and a MS from the National University of Computer and Emerging Sciences. Muhammad is currently serving as the Chief Technology Officer at Global Kinetics and as a Co-Founder at Symex Labs. Prior to that, Muhammad held positions such as Head of e-Health & Digital at Australian Clinical Labs, Head of Software Development at dorsaVi, and Senior Software Engineer at IComm Mobility Pty Ltd.
Global Kinetics
lobal Kinetics Corporation (GKC) was established in 2007 to commercialise innovative technology developed by Professor Malcolm Horne, from the Florey Institute of Neuroscience & Mental Health (the largest Neuroscience research team in Australia and the Southern Hemisphere), and Dr Rob Griffiths, for the precise recording, quantification andreporting of movement symptoms of neurological disease.