In my estimation, Karp prior to becoming famous probably would have benefitted from "white" privilege (profiling etc.) on account of his name (German) and his appearance:

This would have been the case even if he were not Jewish. Would you disagree?
In contrast, I doubt Suleyman prior to becoming famous would have benefitted in any way from "white" privilege on account of either his name (Arabic) or his appearance:

Would you disagree?
I would say Hassabis prior to becoming famous had a slightly higher probability of benefitting from "white" privilege on account of his name (Greek) than Suleyman but a lower probability than Karp, while not benefitting on account of his appearance:

Would you disagree?
So no, Jewishness has nothing to do with it.