Jarek Kuśmierek
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I started as a Software Engineer building DB Centric business applications (ERP…
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Building a new team in Warsaw: Developer Programs
Building a new team in Warsaw: Developer Programs
Hi. With the rapid growth of Google Cloud Platform overall, the cloud market in Poland as well as the growth of Warsaw…
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Join us in the Women In Tech Summit!Jun 27, 2019
Join us in the Women In Tech Summit!
Join us in on of the biggest (if not the biggest) event in the Region on various Tech and Women related topics. Last…
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GDG DevFest in Warsaw this weekend!Nov 28, 2018
GDG DevFest in Warsaw this weekend!
If you want to learn more about Google technologies - please join GDG DevFest in Warsaw this Saturday. This event will…
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Want to learn more about Google Cloud?Feb 19, 2018
Want to learn more about Google Cloud?
If yes: join us on March20th at Stadion Narodowy for "Cloud Onboard Warsaw"! This event is a free full-day…
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Better way to manage your virtual machinesDec 15, 2017
Better way to manage your virtual machines
See below to learn how we are helping developers to focus on their applications (instead of infrastructure). And BTW:…
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Google Cloud and Google Warsaw is growing!Nov 9, 2017
Google Cloud and Google Warsaw is growing!
With the rapidly growing Cloud, Google is growing the Engineering teams in Warsaw. We are building critical pieces of…
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Jarek Kuśmierek shared thisShipping features to production just got easier! I'm proud to announce that, our AppLifecycleManager team just launched the Feature Flag management mechanism - which allow operators to dynamically and gradually enable new features in production - without the need to restart the binaries. All this leveraging the OpenFeature OSS APIs. see: https://lnkd.in/ddE4JrZfNew feature flags in AppLifecycle Manager | Google Cloud BlogNew feature flags in AppLifecycle Manager | Google Cloud Blog
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Jarek Kuśmierek reposted thisJarek Kuśmierek reposted thisCome join us at #SaaS #Runtime #Customer #Advisory #Board during #Warsaw #Google #Cloud #Summit on September 17. If you are a SaaS practitioner who is currently running a SaaS solution in the cloud—whether you're a Technical Leader like a DevOps Lead, Principal Engineer, or Architect, or a Product/Business Leader such as a CPO, VP of Product, or IT Director—you are the person who can help us shape the future of SaaS. Interested? Comment below or send us a DM to learn more. #SaaSRuntime #GoogleCloud #CustomerAdvisoryBoard #SaaS #DevOps #ProductManagement Michal Skiba Jarek Kuśmierek Kasia Bednarowicz Katarzyna Siedlarek Magda Kotlarczyk Magda Dziewguc Antonio Gulli Bartlomiej Zass 💛Riccardo Carlesso Praveen Rajagopalan Adarsh Seetharam Vijay Tewari Yoshi Tamura Maciej Rozacki Stanisław Magierski Przemek T. Erol Chioasca, Ph.D. Adarsh Seetharam Richard Seroter Michał Łucki Piotr Szcześniak Vivien W.
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Jarek Kuśmierek shared thisIf you are interested in: Where the Cloud technologies are going and: How AI can change the way you work - join us at the Google Cloud Summit in Warsaw!Jarek Kuśmierek shared thisJoin us at Google Cloud Summit Poland 🏟️ and discover how the latest solutions in AI and cloud can help you build 🏗️ your success and score ⚽ for your organisation’s growth. When: 17 September Where: PGE Narodowy, Warsaw We’ve prepared an agenda that’s packed with inspirational sessions and interactive demos of what’s the latest in cloud and AI: 👔 Learn from peers and industry leaders across six technical tracks 🥅 Score in the AI Penalty Challenge, leveraging 15+ Google technologies and explore how to achieve the same for your organisation 👷 Take on the AI Quick Build and experience hands-on innovation with Gemini Secure your spot: https://goo.gle/45Kv2mw #GoogleCloudSummitPoland
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Jarek Kuśmierek shared thisWhat an absolute honor to stand on the keynote stage at the Google Cloud Developers Summit in Warsaw. I had the pleasure there to share some of the details about the foundational systems that make everything at Google, including the AI revolution, possible. We talked about Borg, the legendary cluster management system that runs everything from Gmail to Google Cloud itself and Borg’s mind-boggling scale of millions of servers. And - we talked about other layers of our Cloud AI infrastructure. I’m incredibly proud of what all our engineering teams here in Poland are achieving! From Warsaw, Cracow, and Wrocław, our engineers are powering our advancements by building the infrastructure for massive Machine Learning jobs and creating the massive CPU-saving Autopilot project. But, the most important part of the event was the ability to meet over 1000 passionate developers, discuss everyone’s experiences and the direction in which the industry is heading. Thank you to everyone who attended the event! It was a privilege to talk about the great work we are doing and meet all of you!
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Jarek Kuśmierek shared thisI'm thrilled to be speaking at the keynote in the upcoming Build with Gemini: Developer Summit in Warsaw, Poland on June 11th! The spirit of learning and innovation at Google Cloud Summit is greatly insipiring: From groundbreaking AI demos to multitude of networking opportunities, this summit is the place to be! Join me and many technology experts – register here and let's connect! >> https://lnkd.in/daiM6hAg #GoogleCloudSummit #Poland #Developers
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Jarek Kuśmierek shared thisI'm excited to announce the new upcoming event for all Developers in the region! Join us on June 11th, at PGE Narodowy, Warsaw, Poland for a day packed with technical sessions, hands-on code labs, exciting activities, and the chance to connect with fellow developers. See here https://lnkd.in/dQt7Tpyh to signup See you there! Jarek
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Jarek Kuśmierek shared thisI’m super excited that we officially launched SaaS Runtime. It enables all of you (building SaaSes or other software deployed at large scale) to automatically deploy, operate, upgrade and manage your SaaSes at Cloud Scale! And - if you want to know more, see here: https://lnkd.in/d7fNzQi4 I’m also super excited that we announced it at Google Cloud Next and I’m grateful for all the great discussion with our partners - to jointly drive the future of SaaS and AI You can watch our presentation at Google Cloud Next here: https://lnkd.in/dNTrm86USaaS Runtime: Fast track your SaaS building journey on Google CloudSaaS Runtime: Fast track your SaaS building journey on Google Cloud
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Jarek Kuśmierek shared thisSpotkajmy się w środę (06.11) na Google Cloud Summit Poland 2024. https://lnkd.in/d5FCdcDV Jeśli już wybieracie się na nasz Summit - pamiętajcie, że poza prezentacjami (agenda: https://lnkd.in/d5FCdcDV), można również zapisywać się na krótkie spotkania z ekspertami poprzez aplikację mobilną (nazwa: Cloud Summit Poland). Do zobaczenia!
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Jarek Kuśmierek shared thisWomen in Tech Summit 2024 (https://lnkd.in/dEaQEt_w)- największa konferencja technologiczna dla Kobiet, i nie tylko, zaczyna się już za tydzień - spotkajmy się tam! 📍 12-13 czerwca 2023, Warszawa, Expo XXI Ze strony Google Organizujemy szereg aktywności: 🎤 Keynote – Joanna Obstoj 📒 Warsztaty - jak przygotować się do Google interview 🌟 Rozmowy o karierze 👯♀️ IT for SHE - poznaj nasze mentorki i mentorów! 👋 Stanowisko Google, na którym możesz porozmawiać z Googlersami! Wciąż jest czas na rejestrację! #GooglePoland #GoogleStudents #BuildForEveryone #LifeAtGoogle. #PWITSummit2024 #Perspektywy2024 #WomenInTechnology #WIT #DiveristyAndInclusion #WomenInTech
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Jarek Kuśmierek reacted on thisJarek Kuśmierek reacted on thisA belated post: I’ve left Google a little while ago. In the last few weeks, I spent lots and lots of time with my family, and focused on my health. While our family has been going through some difficult times, this time has also been an incredibly rich and reflective time and I’m so grateful that I was able to do it. We made memories together, had epic adventures, and cherished time with each other as much as we could. I’m back now and looking to the future with optimism. I will post more on my next steps later. Reflecting back on my time at Google, the word that comes to mind most is gratitude. I’m really proud of a lot of the work we accomplished together. But most of all, I’m grateful that I got to share in part of this journey with a lot of great colleagues, some of whom have become dear friends. Some of you know that I was a “boomerang” at Google, having left and returned. This is because I still felt really connected to the company, people, and work even after I’d left for the first time. The same is true now that I've left for the second time. Thank you to all of you who have worked with me, supported me, challenged me, made me a better manager and coach, pushed me to deliver things I didn’t think we could deliver, and simply shared the journey with me. I’m cheering you on.
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Jarek Kuśmierek liked thisExtending our benchmarks with Gemini-Robotics-ER-2 and GPT-5.6-Sol ! Robotics requires a different level of accuracy and robustness. You don't get good at coding without coding data, you don't get good at deploying without deployment data!Jarek Kuśmierek liked thisWe've updated our order verification analysis, and the results continue to validate the mastery-first approach! While general-purpose AI sees new releases with Gemini-Robotic-ER-2 and GPT-5.6-Sol, Spot has extended its lead over July releases. We believe that's the power of a deployment flywheel: every real-world edge case helps our Physical AI learn and improve. Read the updated analysis here: https://lnkd.in/epydn8SW
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Jarek Kuśmierek liked thisJarek Kuśmierek liked thisThank you Fortune magazine for the conversation! Link to the full story on our Chief Scientist Markus Wulfmeier, VLAs and more on Nomagic: https://lnkd.in/eUqaWjXv
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Jarek Kuśmierek liked thisJarek Kuśmierek liked thisW latach 90. wyjechał do Stanów z tysiącem dolarów w kieszeni, żeby następnie dostać od inwestorów 65 mln dolarów na rozwój start-upu i… zbankrutować. Wiele lat później wrócił do przedsiębiorczości. I dziś z sukcesami buduje największy polski start-up robotyczny. Kacper Nowicki, proszę Państwa. Nasz kolejny rozmówca w książce „RzeczpospolitAI” 🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱 Kacper to założyciel Nomagic, start-upu tworzącego zasilane sztuczną inteligencją roboty typu pick and place, które służą do automatyzacji pracy na magazynach. Trudna technologia, hardware, plan, aby zbudować globalny biznes z Warszawy – brzmi jak mission impossible. Jednak Kacper i jego wspólnicy – Marek Cygan oraz Tristan d'Orgeval – okazali się bardzo zdeterminowani. Zbudowali jedną z najciekawszych firm robotycznych w tej części Europy. Rozwiązania Nomagic wdrażają firmy pokroju Zalando, biznes szybko rośnie, a inwestorzy chętnie finansują jego rozwój – w ostatniej rundzie finansowania spółka zebrała 54 miliony dolarów. – Nie chciałem budować firmy, której główną przewagą będzie to, że potrafi zrobić coś taniej. Chciałem stworzyć taką, która potrafi zrobić coś lepiej. I to najlepiej coś nietrywialnego, ważnego, potencjalnie przełomowego – mówi Kacper Nowicki w książce „RzeczpospolitAI”, którą napisałem wspólnie z Artur ✨ Kurasiński. Przedsprzedaż książki już trwa. Zapraszamy na stronę projektu 🙏 🙏 🙏 #rpai #rzeczpospolitai #książka #sztucznainteligencja #ai #biznes
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Jarek Kuśmierek liked thisJarek Kuśmierek liked thisBig news: I’ve joined Stacklok as CTO! It took a lot for me to exit “semi-retirement”. I was recovering from burnout and learning how to slow down. But this was just too good of an opportunity for me to pass up. I joined Stacklok for multiple reasons. First, if I’m going to call myself a software engineer in good faith, I have to learn and embrace this new world we find ourselves in. More than that, I want to help invent it! Exploring these new tools on my own would happen at a slower pace. But digging in as Stacklok’s CTO alongside an amazing team of Applied AI Engineers and platform builders is the best way to make this happen. Second, when advising others on how to evaluate an opportunity I always tell them to do some introspection on what is important to them. It isn’t the same for everyone. For me it has always been who I’m working with, who I’m working for and what I’m working on. All three of those line up with Stacklok. I love working with Craig McLuckie and Shanis Windland and Scott Buchanan. And the new folks that I’ve met as I’ve consulted and advised Stacklok have all been excellent. I genuinely like the people I’m working with now. And also, technically, Craig is my boss now too. Along with our investors. At Heptio we had a great set of VC partners in Ping and Tim. I’m excited to work with them again, and some new folks on the investor side, through Stacklok. The journey with Heptio has shown that your relationship with your board members and investors is complex and nuanced so I don’t say this lightly. Finally, I couldn’t be more bullish on what I’m working on. Taking AI and connecting it, in a safe way, with the rest of our world (especially the often unintuitive world that is “the enterprise”) is exciting. Stacklok has clear momentum, and the company’s open source MCP platform, ToolHive has a growing community with a deep well of ideas to explore. They say that history doesn’t repeat itself but it often rhymes. I can’t help but see the parallels to Kubernetes and our journey there. Things like open source, communities, companies figuring out how to compete and partner, category creation and definition, industry shifting. So much of this mirrors our experience building and growing Kubernetes and Heptio. I’m confident that there are a lot of lessons to apply to this new world. And a lot of new ones to learn also.
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Jarek Kuśmierek liked thisJarek Kuśmierek liked thisWe're putting Gemini to work in Chrome to make the web more helpful. Here’s a look at what’s new: 👉 A reimagined side panel for multitasking: The new side panel ensures Gemini is always available as your assistant, no matter what tab you’re in. It helps you multitask without interruption, letting you summarize reviews, compare products, or check your calendar while keeping your primary work open. 👉 The creative power of Nano Banana directly in the browser: You can now transform images on the fly, like turning data into infographics, without needing to download files or switch tabs. 👉 Personal Intelligence for proactive help: Coming soon, Personal Intelligence will turn Chrome into a trusted partner that understands your context. It remembers past conversations to provide uniquely tailored answers and connects with your Google apps. You can opt-in and choose whether to connect your apps and disconnect them at any time. 👉 Agentic capabilities with auto browse: We’re also introducing "auto browse" to handle complex, multi-step tasks for you, from researching travel itineraries to filling out forms. These features are rolling out now on Windows, MacOS, and Chromebook Plus in the U.S., with auto browse available in preview for Pro and Ultra subscribers. Read more about the updates here: https://lnkd.in/gnBCfaMT
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Jarek Kuśmierek liked thisJarek Kuśmierek liked this“Why did you leave Google?" - I’ve heard this a lot recently. The answer is simple: to join Salestube as Chief Growth Officer 🤩 However, the process wasn't simple at all! Google = opportunities. It was a privilege to work with world-class leaders and impact business growth in Poland and CEE. It was an amazing rollercoaster ride across different roles and teams. I was lucky to have the best managers in the world. Piotr Marzec taught me that no ocean is too deep for me, and Magda Kotlarczyk showed me how to shake hands with my impostor syndrome - and then throw it out the window. Google is an amazing place to work... unless you want to have a different kind of impact. I wasn’t willing to trade away "forward-thinking courage." I wanted to join a martech leader, not a follower. But mostly, I wanted to help Polish company become truly global. There was only one choice. Salestube is going global! 🌍 And now, I’m joining them on this mission 🚀 Growth doesn't happen in a vacuum. A huge thank you to the people who helped me grow not only by supporting me, but mostly by challenging me a lot! during those 11 yrs @ Google (in order of appearance): Damian Huba, Krzysztof Rosiński, Nadia Carta, Rafal Kudriawcew, Donata Wolinska, Piotr Piętka, Diana Olar. Special thanks to Przemek Pohrybieniuk for guiding the mental process of change.
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I’ve added Jev from TypeSafe AI to the inbox triage in our AI Chief of Staff. It’s already running in the deployed app. Jev is a model built for making structured decisions from text. You define the question and the possible answers, and it returns typed results with probabilities. It doesn’t write summaries or explain its reasoning. TypeSafe AI calls this a “System One” model: fast, focused judgments that your application can use directly. You can ask it to choose a category, estimate the probability that a condition is true, or score something on a scale you define. That makes it useful for routing support tickets or deciding which inputs need a more capable model. For our inbox, I use it to answer four questions about each email: does it report a blocker? Does it ask the reader to do something? Is it purely a confirmation? Was it generated automatically? Jev returns a probability for each answer. PHP applies explicit thresholds to decide what reaches Claude, which then produces the triage summaries. If Jev fails or has no answer for an email, that email goes through to Claude anyway. On a frozen set of 25 real emails, the Jev-gated approach produced fewer false positives while preserving recall against our evaluation labels. We repeated each approach three times. The labels were model-generated, so this is an early engineering result rather than an independently validated accuracy claim. Running the per-email Jev requests concurrently brought processing time for that batch down from 11.2 seconds to around 1.6 seconds. This is the kind of model I can see using in more places. A lot of application logic gets stuck on a small question that needs language understanding. Having a model return a usable probability lets me keep the decision policy in code, where I can inspect and test it. https://typesafe.ai
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