Khondkar Atique-e-Rabbani is the Managing Director of The Computers Limited, established in 1983. He did his B.Tech (Hons) in Statistics from University of Bradford, UK.

His unique blend of AI/Block chain/ICT/Software and Financial Accounting/Audit expertise has been acquired and honed over his involvement in these fields for years on end in UK and Bangladesh.

He engaged primarily in AI (Artificial Intelligence), Block chain and 4IR (Fourth Industrial Revolution) consulting. He has conducted numerous seminars/courses on AI, Block chain and 4IR in Government Ministries, Multinationals, Banks, Professional bodies/Institutes since 2018. He is also the proprietor of TCL Computers engaged mainly in ICT training as approved training service provider of IDB-BISEW project.

He is a member of the Audit Committee (AC) of the Board of EBL. He is also a Director of EBL Securities Limited and EBL Investments Limited, both are fully owned Subsidiaries of EBL.

He sits on the Board of Biman Bangladesh Airlines Limited. He is the founder member of both Bangladesh Association of Software and Information Services (BASIS) established in 1997 and Bangladesh Computer Samity (BCS) founded in 1987. He was the former President of Institute of Internal Auditors Inc., Bangladesh Chapter, past Vice President of Dhaka Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DCCI), former Independent Director of number of companies including ICB Securities Trading Company Limited, Energypac Power Generation Limited, ADN Telecom Limited. He was 2 terms Director of Dhaka Chamber of Commerce & Industry (DCCI), Treasurer in both BCS and BASIS, and Secretary of BASIS. He is a life member of Cadet College Club Limited and Mirzapur Ex Cadets Association.

He started his career as a programmer in British American Tobacco & Co., in Southampton, UK during 1977-78 as an industrial placement student from University of Bradford, UK. He articled with Arthur Young McClelland Moores & Co. (AYMM & Co), Luton, UK and became a member of Institute of Chartered Accountants of Bangladesh (ICAB) in 1989.