About

I build the infrastructure that makes production AI systems work.

I'm a  Computer Scientist immigrant living in the USA, a Senior Principal Software Engineer at Red Hat, and QCon and InfoQ Dev Summit conference chair.

As the Architect for Red Hat AI – UI, IDE, GenAI Studio, and Workbenches, I shape the strategy and execution behind experiences for MLOps engineers, AI practitioners, and data scientists across Red Hat AI.

I’ve led the transition of the Open Data Hub (ODH) Model Registry UI and BFF to Kubeflow, spearheaded Kubeflow Notebooks 2.0 and the ML Experience Working Group, and guided the Red Hat AI/ODH Dashboard toward a modular micro-frontend architecture.

Today, my focus is on advancing GenAI and agentic interfaces on top of Kubeflow, Llama Stack, vllm and llm-d, aligning Red Hat’s delivery model with upstream innovation.

Before that, I was the architect and tech lead of various tooling initiatives across the Red Hat Intelligent Application Platform & Services engineering group.

I have over 15 years of experience designing, developing, and delivering innovative software solutions for AI infrastructure, developer productivity, business automation, serverless, and distributed computing. Here are some of my highlights and some of my software patents.

As a Java Champion and a QCon and InfoQ Dev Summit conference chair, I am passionate about sharing my knowledge and expertise with the global developer community. I also contribute to multiple open-source projects, with highlights in Kubeflow, Kogito, Sonata Flow, KIE Tools, Drools, and jBPM.

My passion lies in developing open-source tools to empower developers and organizations with cutting-edge tooling and technologies that enhance productivity, performance, and quality.

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