Vitaly Gordon

Co-founder & CEO at Faros AI

Mountain View, California, United States
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Vitaly Gordon is a seasoned technology founder and machine learning leader with 12+ years building large-scale data and AI products, currently co-founder and CEO of Faros AI in Mountain View. He previously led Data Science and Engineering for Salesforce Einstein and held senior data science roles at LinkedIn, where he introduced production Scalding usage and improved core inference systems. Vitaly combines hands-on backend and ML engineering experience (including notable open-source contributions to Twitter’s Scalding) with operational CEO responsibilities, from fundraising to spreadsheets and culture. He’s comfortable turning ambiguous, high-variance data problems into scalable products and thrives on building teams that ship at enterprise scale. Unusually for a CEO, he still digs into code and distributed-systems kernels while running the company, blending technical depth with startup grit.
code12 years of coding experience
job14 years of employment as a software developer
bookMBA Business Administration, MBA Business Administration at Technion - Israel Institute of Technology
bookB.Sc Computer Science, B.Sc Computer Science at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
languagesEnglish, Hebrew, Russian
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Github Skills (5)

cascading10
scala10
apache-hadoop9
data-engineering9
testing8

Programming languages (4)

TypeScriptCSSScalaPython

Github contributions (5)

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twitter/scalding

Aug 2013 - Sep 2013

A Scala API for Cascading
Role in this project:
userBack-end Developer
Contributions:6 commits in 1 month
Contributions summary:Vitaly contributed to the Scalding project, a Scala API for Cascading, primarily by modifying and enhancing the core functionalities. Their commits show work on refactoring join methods and adding implicits, indicating an understanding of the library's internal workings. The user also addressed issues related to the merging of upstream changes, which involved changes to core operations and side-effect operations, as well as modifications to the TypedPipe class. Finally, they added sampling methods to the TypedPipe.
apiscalafs2cascadingscala-native
Contributions:15 commits in 11 days
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