SWARM Engineering Appoints Shail Khiyara as CEO

Feb 26, 2025
SWARM Engineering has appointed Shail Khiyara as its new CEO, bringing his extensive experience in AI and automation to the company.
SWARM Engineering Appoints Shail Khiyara as CEO

SWARM Engineering has appointed Shail Khiyara as its new Chief Executive Officer, announced in a press release. Khiyara, a recognized leader in AI and automation, brings over two decades of experience in scaling high-growth businesses and driving digital transformation.

Backed by S2G Investments, SWARM Engineering is focused on revolutionizing industrial operations through its Agentic AI platform. The company aims to automate and optimize complex operations, delivering decision intelligence at scale. Mike Wise, Principal at S2G Investments, expressed confidence in Khiyara's ability to redefine industrial operations with his deep industrial experience and customer-first mindset.

Anthony Howcroft, who has transitioned to the role of Executive Chairman, emphasized the company's commitment to innovation and growth under Khiyara's leadership. Khiyara's appointment marks a significant step for SWARM as it seeks to enhance operational efficiency and drive industry adoption of its AI solutions.

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