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Benjamin Quito

Professor and Program Coordinator · Conestoga College

Canada

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Research Interests

Artificial Intelligence (AI) Machine Learning (ML) Deep Learning (DL) Agentic AI Multi-Agent Systems (MAS) AI Governance Responsible AI Predictive Analytics Autonomous Vehicles (AV) Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X) Computer Vision AI in Education

Biography

Benjamin Quito is a Professor and Program Coordinator at Conestoga College with more than 20 years of experience in information technology, academic leadership, and higher education. His research focuses on artificial intelligence, machine learning, agentic AI, AI governance, predictive analytics, autonomous vehicles, and V2X systems. He has held leadership positions including IT Manager, Dean of Information Technology, Director of Institutional Planning and Development, and Vice President of Information Technology. He is a published researcher and continues to conduct applied research on intelligent systems, responsible AI, and emerging technologies.

Employment

Professor and Program Coordinator
Conestoga College · Canada
2018 – present
Research Specialist
Rizal Technological University · PH
2015 – 2016
Professor
New Era University · PH
2012 – 2016

Education

PhD. Development Education
Central Luzon State University
– 2013
Master of Arts Major in Public Administration
Araullo University
– 2009
Master of Science in Business Administration
Araullo University
– 1998
Bachelor of Science in Commerce
Araullo University
– 1996
Master of Information Systems
Athabasca University
2017 – 2023

Qualifications

PhD; DIT (in progress); MSc; MSc; MA; MSBA; BSc

Projects

Publications 12

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