The problem we solve
The most consequential decisions don't wait for a data center. They happen at the edge, in physical environments, across distributed networks, in conditions where connectivity is unreliable and the cost of latency is real.
Most AI platforms were never designed for this. They were built for controlled environments, centralized infrastructure, and stable connections that the real world rarely guarantees.
RMX is an edge intelligence company. We build intelligence for the real world, the places, operations, and conditions that centralized AI was never designed to reach.
Not dependent on the cloud. Not limited by the network. Built for where the world actually happens.
Who we work with
QuantrusX serves organizations for whom edge intelligence is a foundational requirement, not a capability added after the fact.
Enterprises and institutions managing complex physical environments that generate data faster than centralized systems can interpret it, and need intelligence that acts on it in real time.
Defense and government agencies that require a distributed intelligence capable of operating in disconnected, contested, or austere conditions without sacrificing performance.
Infrastructure and technology partners building the next generation of distributed compute, where edge AI, physical operations, and intelligent automation converge into a single architecture.
Investors and capital partners who understand that the future of AI is not centralized, and are looking for platforms built for where that market is heading.
Management Team
Michael Chermak
Executive Chairman
Michael Chermak is an entrepreneur, investor, and public company executive with more than 40 years of experience in healthcare, capital markets, and international business. He founded multiple successful ventures, and advised emerging growth companies entering the public markets. Michael has served on numerous public company boards and audit committees, bringing extensive operational, financing, and strategic leadership experience.
Karl Kit
CEO
Karl has served as President, CEO, and board member of RMX since April 2025. With more than 40 years of international business experience, he has led ventures in FinTech, mobile data, communications and advertising. Before joining RMX, Karl held leadership roles at K2 Endeavor and Omicron Holdings, working across South Africa, Europe, the U.S., and the Middle East.
Amit Shrestha
CFO
Serves as Chief Financial Officer at RMX, bringing over 20 years of global finance leadership, including a distinguished career at Microsoft. He has led digital transformation initiatives across emerging and public sector markets, notably driving sustainable growth and operational savings in Mexico, China, and the U.S. A native of Nepal, Amit holds an MBA from Seattle University and a bachelor’s degree in accounting.
Maxwell Kit
CSMO
Maxwell has served as Chief Marketing Officer at RMX since April 2025. With extensive international experience in mobile technology, branding, and strategic marketing, he has led major initiatives that strengthened brand identities and expanded market reach. Before RMX, Maxwell held leadership roles at K2 Endeavor and Omicron Holdings, focusing on global marketing and FinTech strategy.
Board Members
Michael Chermak
Chairman of the Board
Michael Chermak is an entrepreneur, investor, and public company executive with more than 40 years of experience in healthcare, capital markets, and international business. He founded multiple successful ventures, and advised emerging growth companies entering the public markets. Michael has served on numerous public company boards and audit committees, bringing extensive operational, financing, and strategic leadership experience.
Karl Kit
CEO
Karl has served as President, CEO, and board member of RMX since April 2025. With more than 40 years of international business experience, he has led ventures in FinTech, mobile data, communications, and advertising. Before joining RMX, Karl held leadership roles at K2 Endeavor and Omicron Holdings, working across South Africa, Europe, the U.S., and the Middle East.
Steven Kirchof
Board Member – Independent
Steven Kirchof is an experienced healthcare entrepreneur and executive with over 20 years of leadership in building and scaling technology-driven healthcare companies. He is the CEO of CureGrail, Inc. and the founder of RxPath, LLC. Steven co-founded Matrix Oncology (acquired by Express Scripts) and has held senior roles at iKnowMed, MedStat Group, and IBM Healthcare. A Harvard-trained executive, he remains active in conservation and community leadership initiatives.
Richard Propper
Board Member – Independent
Richard Propper, M.D., trained at McGill (B.Sc. 1967) and Stanford (M.D. 1971), then at Harvard/Children’s and Dana-Farber, where he led blood bank/pheresis services and advanced thalassemia care. An early investor in Dean Kamen’s AutoSyringe, he founded Montgomery Medical Ventures in 1984 ($135M), backing Applied Immune Sciences, ICU Medical, and Alaris. He later led global health ventures, launched early SPACs (Origin Agritech; HollySys), and founded Tanzania’s Zariki School. He currently serves on boards focused on improving U.S. healthcare.
Ian Subel
Board Member – Independent
Ian Subel is a corporate finance executive with broad experience across technology, insurance, consumer, healthcare, waste, and energy sectors. He is Managing Director at Fogel Capital Partners and Life Models LLC. Previously, he served as CFO and Treasurer of the LifeFirms Group, Managing Director at Deloitte Corporate Finance, and Partner at Fisher Hoffman Sithole/PKF. Ian holds B.Com. and B.Acc. degrees from the University of the Witwatersrand, is a CPA, and maintains insurance licenses along with FINRA Series 7 and 63 registrations.
Advisory Board Member
Dr. Sukumaran Nair
Advisory Board Member
Dr. Sukumaran 'Suku' Nair is Vice Provost for Research and Chief Innovation Officer at SMU, an SMU Distinguished Professor, and founding director of the AT&T Center for Virtualization. He founded SMU’s cybersecurity program and chaired the Computer Science and Engineering Department (2008–2016). His research spans software-defined networks, virtualization, software-centric telecom, trustworthy AI, and cyber security, with extensive publications in high-assurance computing and networking. His research has received funding from NSF, NSA, NIST, ONR and industry partners including Lockheed Martin, Raytheon, IBM, AT&T, Google, and others.