Team

Built to run, sell and invent liquid sensing.

Data center experience, enterprise sales and Stanford ultrasonic science, focused on one problem: seeing liquid failures before they happen.

John Khazraee at Cal Poly's new AI data center
John at Cal Poly’s new AI data center, 2026.
Why I’m building this

I’ve seen leaks firsthand. Then I saw one move a data center.

Visiting Cal Poly’s new AI data center, I learned the previous one had flooded from a water-cooling leak, and the team had to move into a new facility.

I spent 15+ years building data center infrastructure at Microsoft, Oracle and IBM. As AI racks go liquid-cooled, every rack becomes a plumbing problem.

MayimFlow exists so operators see the warning signs before the floor gets wet.

John KhazraeeCEO & Founder

The people

Meet the team

John Khazraee

John Khazraee

CEO & Founder

15+ years building data center infrastructure. Engineer, MBA. U.S. Veteran.

MicrosoftIBMOracleCornell University
Jeremy Jason

Jeremy Jason

Chief Marketing Officer

20+ years in technology sales and marketing.

Cornell UniversityHarvard University
Anahita Sadaf

Anahita Sadaf

Business Development

UC Berkeley alumna.

UC Berkeley

Our scientific advisor

Dr. Butrus (Pierre) Khuri-Yakub

Dr. Butrus (Pierre) Khuri-Yakub

Professor Emeritus of Electrical Engineering, Stanford University

Inventor of the CMUT (capacitive micromachined ultrasonic transducer) and co-inventor of a clamp-on ultrasonic flow meter, with 107 patents.

Stanford University

His CMUT technology has been commercialized by

GEPhilipsSiemensHitachi

Join us.

We’re building the prediction layer for every liquid system, starting with AI data centers.