Chirag Jog is a seasoned technology founder and engineering leader with 14 years of experience building cloud-native platforms, DevOps tooling, and scalable product engineering teams. He co-founded and served as CTO of two startups—Clogeny and Velotio—that were both acquired, and now leads AI Platform Engineering and Innovation at R Systems following Velotio’s acquisition by a Blackstone portfolio company. Deeply hands-on, he has contributed to notable open-source projects in the Ruby and Chef ecosystems—adding Windows bootstrapping, WinRM support, and cloud provisioning enhancements—demonstrating expertise across backend, DevOps and cloud automation. Based in Pune, he combines startup grit with enterprise delivery, having also worked on next-gen storage and real-time Linux early in his career. Less obvious: he moves fluidly between low-level systems work (kernel, embedded boot) and high-level platform strategy, making him rare as both a systems engineer and product-focused CTO.
14 years of coding experience
8 years of employment as a software developer
BE Computer Science Information Technologies, BE Computer Science Information Technologies at Pune Institute of Computer Technology
Engineering Computers Information Technology, Engineering Computers Information Technology at Savitribai Phule Pune University
Contributions summary:Chirag's contributions primarily revolve around the back-end infrastructure and cloud service configurations for the Ruby cloud services library. They implemented features related to server creation, including the configuration of vCPUs and memory. Furthermore, the user worked on refactoring the code and fixed minor issues to improve code quality and corrected issues within the system. They also contributed to enabling the functionality to configure vApps with an Org-wide network and associated firewall rules.
Contributions summary:Chirag primarily focused on enhancing the `knife-ec2` plugin, specifically by implementing and integrating Windows bootstrapping capabilities. This involved adding support for WinRM as a bootstrapping protocol, including the necessary dependencies and configurations. The user's contributions also included adapting the existing infrastructure to handle Windows instances, retrieving administrator passwords, and making adjustments for Kerberos authentication. These efforts streamlined the provisioning and management of EC2 instances, particularly for Windows-based deployments.
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