Alan Zavari
Architect, Apple Ads Generative AI
San Francisco Bay Area United States
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Top SchoolAlan Zavari is a seasoned technology leader and software architect with two decades of experience building large-scale, cloud-native systems and leading cross-functional teams. Currently architecting generative AI and ad-exchange systems for Apple Ads, he blends production-grade engineering with product alignment to drive measurable business outcomes. He founded SpeedOf.Me, an HTML5 speed test service that still serves millions monthly and exposes an API used by businesses and support teams. His background spans high-traffic consumer platforms—from Realtor.com search and feature stores to Vevo’s serverless architecture—bringing a pragmatic focus on scalability, search relevance, and ML feature infrastructure. Based in the San Francisco Bay Area and holding an MBA, he pairs entrepreneurial instincts with hands-on engineering and systems thinking.
11 years of coding experience
16 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor's Degree Computer Engineering, Bachelor's Degree Computer Engineering at Iran University of Science and TechnologyMaster of Business Administration - MBA, Master of Business Administration - MBA at West Texas A&M University
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Github Skills (111)
web-application10
python10
windows10
htaccess10
azure-functions10
design-patterns10
serverless10
javascript10
linux10
serverless-applications10
webapp10
lambda10
js10
aws-lambda10
rocket10
Programming languages (4)
Github contributions (5)
VEVO/serverless-template
Jan 2017 - Sep 2017
Contributions:1 release, 8 PRs, 51 pushes in 8 months
vevoboilerplateserverlessaws-lambdaserverless-framework
skilledDeveloper/Dcor
Nov 2016 - May 2020
Contributions:16 commits, 15 pushes, 1 branch in 3 years 6 months
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