Andrey Malevich is a seasoned technology leader and ML systems architect based in San Francisco with about eight years of experience delivering scalable AI platforms. As a Tech Director at Meta and now a Member of Technical Staff at OpenAI, he leads cross-functional teams building graph learning and large-scale recommendation technologies that power monetization and Ads systems. He has a proven track record of shipping production-grade ML infrastructure, from pioneering Caffe2 back-end work to modern graph-learning pipelines, including operator implementations, performance optimizations, and support for diverse data types. A hands-on contributor to open-source ML tooling, his work on the Caffe2 project emphasizes correctness, speed, and interoperability at scale. He studied computer science at Belarusian State University and data analysis at Yandex School of Data Analysis, combining rigorous academic training with practical, production-focused leadership.
9 years of coding experience
11 years of employment as a software developer
Computer Science, Computer Science at Belarusian State University
Yandex School of Data Analysis
High School, Mathematics, High School, Mathematics at Belarussian State University Lyceum
Caffe2 is a lightweight, modular, and scalable deep learning framework.
Role in this project:
Back-end Developer & ML Engineer
Contributions:82 commits in 1 year 2 months
Contributions summary:Andrey primarily worked on fixing operator implementations within the Caffe2 deep learning framework, addressing issues such as handling empty batches and ensuring correct functionality of various operators like convolutions, pooling, and LRN. They also made improvements to serialization speed and addressed bugs related to parameter handling and shape inference, focusing on code related to the core framework functionality. Furthermore, the user contributed to enhancing the framework's capabilities by adding support for more data types and improving the handling of specific layer types, such as SparseToDense and Recurrent Networks.
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