I lead development for AWS SD-WAN technologies, including the Transit Gateway and Cloud WAN suite. My role is both deeply technical - delivering innovative products through a high functioning team of engineers and managers, but also business focussed - setting strategic vision and roadmap to drive revenue goals and cost targets. I spend a lot of time with strategic AWS customers, supporting their cloud journey as they build and operate their mission critical global networks on AWS.

I was one of the three founding members that conceived, defined and developed the Transit Gateway service. As an SDE I designed and implemented a number of data plane services. Along the way I transitioned to a leadership role and led a large team of engineers to launch the Transit Gateway product.Prior to that, I was an engineer on the core team that built the AWS Site-Site VPN service from the ground up. My focus was on data plane and kernel components. Towards the latter period, I was the technical lead for the data plane of this service before transitioning to the Transit Gateway endeavor.

From 2007 to 2012, I was part of the Windows Hyper-V Hypervisor team that launched the v1 of the Hyper-V product in 2008. I worked on a number of hardware virtualization technologies like - IOMMU/SR-IOV for network acceleration, Time virtualization, Memory management development, and Virtual TLB implementation. I also help build the kernel debugger framework for the Hypervisor.Prior to that, from 2005-2007 I was on Windows Core Networking group, and was involved in the Window's kernel team's TCP/IP stack rewrite that was undertaken for Windows Server 2008. Most of my focus was helping ship the Windows Filtering Platform, a kernel ecosystem that first & third-party firewall vendors used to build network traffic inspection modules.