MathWorks Executive and Leadership Team

Sajjad Moghaddam, the Chief Executive Officer at MathWorks, directs the overarching strategic vision for mathematical computing software development. Moghaddam architects long-term growth initiatives while ensuring the alignment of product roadmaps with the evolving needs of global engineering and scientific communities. By fostering a culture of technical excellence, the Chief Executive Officer drives the expansion of software capabilities across North American and international markets. Sajjad Moghaddam maintains rigorous oversight of organizational performance, ensuring that all departments contribute to the core mission of accelerating innovation. This leadership role involves constant engagement with the Board to refine corporate objectives and secure market dominance. Through the implementation of scalable operational frameworks, the Chief Executive Officer optimizes resource allocation to support complex software engineering projects. Ultimately, Moghaddam secures the competitive position of the firm by prioritizing high-impact research and development investments that define the future of technical computing.

Jeanne O'Keefe, the Chief Financial Officer & Senior VP at MathWorks, manages the fiscal health and capital allocation strategies essential for sustaining software innovation. O'Keefe oversees global financial planning, ensuring that budgetary frameworks support the development of advanced mathematical computing tools. By analyzing market trends, the Chief Financial Officer & Senior VP identifies opportunities for revenue growth and operational efficiency across diverse geographic regions. Jeanne O'Keefe collaborates with executive leadership to translate complex financial data into actionable business intelligence, facilitating informed decision-making at the highest levels. This role requires meticulous management of corporate assets and the mitigation of financial risks associated with international software distribution. Through the optimization of fiscal processes, the Chief Financial Officer & Senior VP strengthens the balance sheet and supports the long-term sustainability of the organization. O'Keefe ensures that financial resources align perfectly with the strategic goals of the company.

Benjamin Mackenzie-Grieve, the Chief Financial Officer & Senior VP, Finance & Administration at MathWorks, directs the administrative infrastructure and internal governance systems. Mackenzie-Grieve architects robust financial reporting protocols while managing the operational support functions that enable seamless software delivery. By streamlining administrative workflows, the Chief Financial Officer & Senior VP, Finance & Administration enhances organizational agility and cross-departmental collaboration. Benjamin Mackenzie-Grieve monitors compliance and internal controls to ensure the integrity of corporate operations across global markets. This leadership role involves the integration of administrative systems with financial planning to maximize operational output. Through the implementation of advanced management tools, the Chief Financial Officer & Senior VP, Finance & Administration drives efficiency in daily business activities. Mackenzie-Grieve supports the broader mission by maintaining a stable, high-performance environment where engineering teams focus exclusively on creating industry-leading mathematical computing software for a diverse, global client base.

Jack Little, the President at MathWorks, leads the execution of corporate strategy and the advancement of mathematical computing software solutions. Little directs the integration of technical innovation with market-driven requirements, ensuring that software products remain at the forefront of engineering and scientific research. By overseeing the alignment of product development with global industry standards, the President facilitates the expansion of the company's footprint in key international sectors. Jack Little collaborates with the executive team to foster an environment of continuous improvement and technical rigor. This leadership role involves guiding the organization through complex market shifts while maintaining a focus on the core mission of empowering engineers. Through the promotion of high-level technical initiatives, the President drives the adoption of advanced computing tools across academia and industry. Little ensures that the company remains a leader in the software space by championing sustainable growth and long-term technological impact.