After almost three years, it's time to close an important chapter at Red Hat.
I joined Red Hat excited to work at the intersection of AI, cloud-native technologies, and open source. Looking back, these have been some of the most rewarding years of my career, thanks not only to what we built, but also to the incredible people I built it with.
I'm grateful to Red Hat's leadership for their trust, my mentors for their guidance, and my colleagues and collaborators across companies and open-source communities for their partnership and friendship. It's been a privilege to grow as a technical leader, help shape our AI strategy, and contribute to advancing open-source AI.
I'm especially proud of what we've accomplished across projects and communities like Kubernetes, Kubeflow, Argo, KServe, vLLM, llm-d, and CNCF. Red Hat's mantra, "No one innovates alone," resonates deeply with me. The best innovations happen when people come together around a shared vision and build in the open.
Thank you to everyone who has been part of this journey. I've learned so much from you and am grateful for the relationships we've built.
This isn't goodbye. I'll continue to be around in the open-source communities whenever I can, and I look forward to crossing paths and collaborating again.
Thank you, Red Hat, for an incredible chapter. Wishing you all the best in what comes next!