Build your Autonomous Operations Factory

Sanjeev brings over 30 years of expertise in DevOps, SRE, Platform Engineering, and Cloud Architecture. As a pioneering leader at IBM, he became an IBM Distinguished Engineer and the company’s first Field CTO for DevOps. Most recently, Sanjeev served as Senior Vice President of Engineering and Developer Platforms at Dell Technologies, supporting more than 20,000 engineers worldwide. His prior leadership roles include SVP of Developer Platform at Truist Financial and Field CTO at Delphix. Sanjeev is also a noted author, having written the original edition of ‘DevOps For Dummies’ and the bestseller ‘The DevOps Adoption Playbook.’ He is an active voice in the industry through his blog on AI, DevOps, SRE, Cloud, and Data Modernization at http://sdarchitect.blog

Ray Edwards is VP of Global Sales at StackGen, the agentic infrastructure platform for DevOps and SRE teams.

His background includes heading sales and GTM at startups like Sysdig and Portworx, and running technical  sales at major companies such as IBM and Cisco.

Tilak serves as VP of Partnerships & Alliances at StackGen and is a founding member of Y Advisors. A seasoned technology executive with deep experience in business development and strategic alliances across the US, Europe, and APAC, he previously held senior roles at Aqua Security, Sonrai Security, and Dynatrace. At StackGen, Tilak builds the partner ecosystem — including key alliances with AWS, HashiCorp, and Wiz — that extends the reach of StackGen's autonomous infrastructure platform to enterprise customers worldwide. He holds a Master's in Computer Science from Clemson University.

John leads marketing at StackGen as VP of Marketing, bringing a Wharton MBA and 15+ years of experience driving growth at technology companies from startup to enterprise scale. Previously, he held marketing and strategy leadership roles at Sedai, Platform9 Systems, and HyperGrid (acquired by CloudSphere). At StackGen, John drives brand positioning, demand generation, and go-to-market strategy for the company's autonomous infrastructure platform, helping translate complex DevOps and AI agent capabilities into compelling narratives for platform engineers and engineering leaders.

Dharani is Director Product at StackGen, driving product / GTM strategy for the autonomous operations factory. A Penn State graduate based in the San Francisco Bay Area, he brings strong experience in product conception, development, and user engagement. At StackGen, Dharani leads product / GTM initiatives across Stack Building, AI SRE, Agentic IDE Governance, & infrastructure operations. He's a regular voice in webinars and blog content, translating complex infrastructure challenges into practical strategies for building scalable developer portals. Prior to StackGen, he was a product leader at JPMC, HashiCorp, and AWS working on AI/ML, Data, and Cloud product launches.

Arunav is the Lead Solutions Engineer and founding sales engineer at StackGen, where he helps organizations transform how they work with cloud infrastructure. Based in San Francisco, he brings prior experience from Harness and Rigado to the role. At StackGen, Arunav leads technical pre-sales engagements, demonstrating how Cloud-to-Code eliminates primary entry barriers to Infrastructure as Code. He actively contributes to industry conversations through webinars on self-service infrastructure portals and cloud migration, and represents StackGen at major events including KubeCon, Microsoft Ignite and AWS re:Invent.

Mike is an Enterprise Account Executive at StackGen, working with large organizations across SRE, DevOps, platform engineering, and infrastructure. Before StackGen, he worked across IT automation, cybersecurity, and mainframe modernization, giving him a practical perspective on how enterprise teams adopt and operationalize new technology. Based in New York, Mike focuses on helping engineering leaders reduce operational toil and bring more automation to complex production environments.

Connor is a Mid-Market Account Executive at StackGen, helping platform and SRE teams automate work across the SDLC. Before StackGen, he worked in cloud and AI cost management at CloudZero, and earlier advised IT leaders at Dell EMC on infrastructure spanning storage, backup, disaster recovery, cyber, and cloud solutions. That mix of cost, infrastructure, and resilience experience shapes how he helps engineering teams see where operational effort is going and how automation can free it up. Based in Boston, Massachusetts, Connor works with growing engineering organizations looking to scale reliability without scaling toil.