Summary
Hakan Uysal is a tech lead and staff SRE with 13 years of experience building and scaling production ML and rollout supervision systems at Google, currently leading work on Canary Analysis and Digital Sovereignty initiatives. He combines deep systems and SRE expertise (C++, Go, Bazel, Borg, Spanner) with hands-on LLM inference and GPUaaS work for long-tail languages like Turkish, self-hosting open-webui and lm-studio to push low-latency, memoized LLM deployments. His background spans anti-abuse ML, large-scale data analysis (Dremel, Beam, Spark), real-time systems, and embedded image/video processing, reflecting a rare mix of low-level performance engineering and applied machine learning. Outside the office he experiments across a broad stack—from Raspberry Pi and Vue.js to Kubernetes and Prometheus—and mentors startups and NGOs on system design and ML for social impact. A longtime internet scraper and “random hacker,” he’s equally comfortable designing rollout supervision logic as tuning first-token latency for local LLM inference.
13 years of coding experience
10 years of employment as a software developer
BS, Software Engineering, BS, Software Engineering at Hacettepe University
High school, Mathematics, High school, Mathematics at Ankara Ataturk Anadolu Lisesi
Master of Science (MSc), Computer Science, Master of Science (MSc), Computer Science at University College Dublin