Faiz  Chowdhury's transformative career began in 1997 at Intel Corporation, where he recognized the potential of technology to bring about significant human advancement. This realization and his formative experiences of hardship catalyzed a vision of a world free from poverty, hunger, pollution, and diseases. Propelled by this vision, he strategically left Intel to pursue larger humanitarian goals. A pivotal moment in his career unfolded in 2009 when he met MIT Professor Ian W. Hunter, a distinguished inventor with a vast portfolio of patents. This encounter led to his involvement with Nucleus Scientific, Inc., a venture co-founded by Professor Hunter, focusing on developing revolutionary "in-wheel" motor technology, a critical innovation in electric mobility. This collaboration with Professor Hunter grew into the co-founding of Quantum Age Corporation (QAC). As QAC's CEO, he was at the helm of developing groundbreaking technologies. His leadership saw the emergence of fast-charging solutions, solar vehicles with a net-negative carbon footprint, innovative early cancer detection techniques, and the cultivation of highly efficient tree species for carbon sequestration. 

He also ventured into next-generation battery technologies, including solid-state and graphene-enhanced batteries, and pioneered proprietary blockchain-based systems for carbon trading and financial technologies. Throughout his tenure at QAC, his exceptional leadership skills were evident in his ability to bring together a team of talented entrepreneurs, engineers, scientists, and business executives. This team was pivotal in transitioning these innovative technologies from conceptual stages to market-ready products, significantly contributing to solving pressing global challenges. In 2021, he founded Quantum Green Corporation (QGC), focusing on commercializing carbon sequestration, storage, and reduction technologies.