Khaled Sharaf is the Senior Vice President of Firmware Engineering at MicroLumix Bioscience Technologies, where he leads the development of embedded systems, firmware architecture, and electronic control platforms powering the company’s next-generation contamination-control technologies.

An expert in embedded systems engineering, Khaled bridges the critical intersection between hardware and software. His expertise spans printed circuit board (PCB) design, electronic systems architecture, microcontroller development, and the low-level firmware logic required to transform advanced engineering concepts into stable, production-ready systems. At MicroLumix, he oversees firmware strategy across the company’s automated disinfection and Managed Contamination Infrastructure (MCI) platforms, collaborating across engineering disciplines to develop the embedded intelligence driving these critical technologies.

In addition to his role at MicroLumix, Khaled is the Founder and President of Quanttronix, a technology development company focused on custom electronics, embedded systems, and intelligent control solutions. Through Quanttronix, he has led the development of advanced electronic platforms across multiple industries, earning a reputation for precision engineering, rapid innovation, and systems reliability.

Earlier in his career, Khaled held engineering leadership roles within the power steering and brake systems division at Bosch, where he contributed to the design and development of mission-critical control systems for premium automotive vehicle platforms, including the BMW X5 and X6.

Known for his solutions-oriented leadership and deep technical expertise, Khaled plays a critical role in transforming complex hardware ecosystems into intelligent, responsive infrastructure platforms designed for continuous operation across healthcare and public environments.

“Reliable infrastructure begins with reliable systems architecture. Great firmware is what transforms electronic hardware into intelligent technology capable of operating consistently in the environments that depend on it most.” – Khaled Sharaf