About
I'm a Staff Software Engineer and SRE Tech Lead at Google, where I lead the Site Reliability Engineering team for Google Chat. My current focus is on enabling reliable and scalable AI across Google Workspace — making next-generation agentic AI capabilities available to billions of users worldwide.
Over 14+ years at Google, I've worked across some of the company's most critical infrastructure. I helped Google Meet scale 100× during the pandemic and supported its launch for public use. Before that, I spent eight years as both a Software Engineer and SRE on Google Spanner — actively developing the system while also scaling it to billions of QPS and managing its global deployment.
Prior to Google, I worked on next-generation wireless technologies — LTE and WiMAX — at Motorola and Nokia Siemens Networks, and on SS7/SIGTRAN telecom protocols earlier in my career.
Expertise
Reliability at Scale
Designing and operating systems that serve billions of users with high availability and performance.
AI & ML Infrastructure
Enabling next-generation agentic AI in production — building the reliability layer that lets AI scale safely.
Distributed Systems
Deep experience with globally-distributed databases, real-time communication platforms, and large-scale infrastructure.
Technical Leadership
Leading SRE teams, driving cross-functional reliability programs, and mentoring engineers across organizations.
Career Highlights
SRE Tech Lead — Google Chat
Leading reliability for Google Chat. Driving adoption of next-gen agentic AI capabilities in Google Workspace.
Google Meet — Pandemic Scale-up
Helped Google Meet scale 100× and launched it for public use during the global shift to remote work.
SWE / SRE — Google Spanner
Eight years developing and operating Google's globally-distributed, strongly consistent database — scaling it to billions of QPS and managing its global deployment.
Wireless & Telecom
R&D on LTE, WiMAX, and SS7/SIGTRAN at Motorola, Nokia Siemens Networks, and Mera.