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Ankit Sobti and the Art of Making Software Speak
Before AI agents needed reliable tools, Ankit Sobti spent a decade making APIs legible to humans. Postman grew because he and his co-founders understood that software's hardest problems often live between the parts.
Justin Raisor Is Building an AI Practice Where Trust Is Part of the Architecture
After years spent selling infrastructure and cybersecurity, DevRev's Federal Founder is asking a harder question: how can public institutions adopt AI without surrendering context, control or sovereignty?
Michael Letschin Learned Marketing From the Server Room
Before he shaped campaigns, Michael Letschin designed data-center systems. That technical apprenticeship still defines his work as a fractional CMO: get close to the product, listen to the customer, and make the complicated useful.
Kelvin Lwin
Kelvin Lwin is an AI architect and educator who came to the United States from Burma at twelve and turned a monk's charge to fix education into a life's work. After nearly a decade at UC Berkeley and seven years building the computer science curriculum at UC Merced, he designed courses at NVIDIA's Deep Learning Institute that reached more than 100,000 developers worldwide. He now serves as a Field CTO and AI leader at Centific, the enterprise AI and data-foundry company that closed a $60M Series A, where he focuses on responsible, human-in-the-loop AI and the idea that teaching machines when not to act matters as much as teaching them how.