Rahul Sharma
AI CTO, Partner and Technology Fellow at Goldman Sachs
San Francisco Bay Area, United States
About Rahul Sharma
Rahul Sharma is AI CTO, Partner and Technology Fellow at Goldman Sachs. Location: San Francisco Bay Area, United States.
25+ years of successful senior management and technology leadership track record and expertise in the architecture and development of software platforms, systems and products. Strong skills and experience on driving and aligning innovation, strategy, architecture and execution. Directly responsible for driving multiple technology and architecture initiatives from the initial idea to fully running system. Hands-on management style with a strong leadership ability to drive teams in a fast-paced agile environment. Proven agile engineering process orientation with a demonstrated focus and success on quality and timely product delivery. Areas of technical expertise: Cloud Computing (AWS and Azure), Cloud storage, compute fabric, deployment and orchestration Identity management and security Network and data security AI and Machine Learning: TensorFlow, PyTorch, MXNet Server and network virtualization and containerization, Docker, Kubernetes Big Data: NoSQL databases, spark, Hadoop SQL databases and cloud-based structured storage: MySQL, Postgres Massively scalable and high performance distributed systems Networking infrastructure and protocols, Load balancing, DNS infrastructure, Virtual Private Cloud, SDN Serverless platform: Lambda J2EE, application and web servers, Spring framework REST web services and SOA Enterprise mobility (MDM, MAM. MCM) Dev-ops processes and best practices Software design methodologies and engineering processes, Agile development, Programming languages (Java, C#, C/C++, python). 31 patents granted in the areas of distributed systems, enterprise mobility, information security, mobile platforms and enterprise technologies.
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Additional experience
General Manager
Amazon Web Services
August 2015 – April 2020
Education
- MBA, University of California, Berkeley, Haas School of Business
- Executive Management Program, Stanford University Graduate School of Business
