A server-side developer and front-end engineer with Intersystems, Arinze Okeke leverages his educational background in engineering to design software for use by medical professionals. Before joining the Massachusetts-based company in June of 2017, Arinze Okeke gained relevant research experience with Japan's RIKEN Research Institute as well as a pair of science labs at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), where he earned a bachelor's degree in biological engineering.

In addition to his research experience, Arinze Okeke worked with four other students to design, build, and program a fully autonomous robot capable of navigating an unknown area to find and sort different-colored blocks. He also designed and programmed his own chess engine and a Sudoku solver. A member of the Phi Beta Kappa Honors Society, Mr. Okeke's accomplishments weren't limited to the classroom. He was a member of MIT's varsity indoor and outdoor track and field team and was named the 2016 New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference Field Athlete of the Year. He was also an All-American in the triple jump that year and earned the Malcolm G. Krispert Award. He continues to maintain an active lifestyle by running, lifting weights, and practicing parkour. Read Less