Gor Arakelyan is a software engineer and co-author living in Berkeley with a decade of experience building open-source developer tools and data-driven systems. He co-created Aim, an open-source, high-performance ML experiment tracker, where his backend work added CLI commands and TCP-backed file push capabilities to streamline experiment management at scale. Earlier roles include co-founding an on-demand delivery startup and contributing foundational NLP tools and corpora for Armenian language processing, reflecting both entrepreneurial grit and research-oriented engineering. Gor combines systems-level backend engineering with practical ML tooling, and his contributions show a focus on developer ergonomics and scalable data workflows that support thousands of runs. He attended Berkeley SkyDeck and brings a hands-on, build-first mindset that favors shipping useful infrastructure over academic polish alone.
9 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
Berkeley SkyDeck, Berkeley SkyDeck at University of California, Berkeley
High School, High School at Physmath Special School
Dropout, Computational and Applied Mathematics, Dropout, Computational and Applied Mathematics at Yerevan State University
Aim π« β An easy-to-use & supercharged open-source experiment tracker.
Role in this project:
Back-end Developer
Contributions:28 releases, 281 reviews, 788 commits in 3 years 4 months
Contributions summary:Gor's commits primarily focused on adding and refining the command-line interface (CLI) functionality within the `aimhubio/aim` repository. They introduced an `init` command, along with associated files, and implemented a `push` command, including its client-side implementation and integration with a TCP-based file server. These changes involve the addition of command-line arguments, interaction with files and configuration data, and interaction with an external file server.
Contributions:40 commits, 20 PRs, 23 pushes in 7 months
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