AI is transforming software engineering faster than any shift we’ve seen in decades. Every week brings new models, new tools, new workflows, and new questions. Engineering leaders are asked to make decisions today that will shape how their organizations build, innovate, and compete tomorrow.
But amid all the noise, one thing is clear: the most valuable insights aren’t coming from headlines – they’re coming from the people doing the work.
That’s why we’re excited to launch GLOW, a video series from Jellyfish featuring candid conversations with some of the most influential voices at the intersection of AI and engineering.
Why GLOW?
At Jellyfish, our mission has always been to help engineering organizations make better decisions through data, insights, and understanding. As AI becomes embedded across the software development lifecycle, leaders need more than predictions – they need practical perspectives from peers navigating these changes in real time.
GLOW was created to bring those perspectives together.
Through in-depth conversations with engineering executives, product leaders, AI innovators, researchers, and technology pioneers, GLOW explores how organizations are adopting AI, what challenges they’re encountering, and how they’re preparing for the future of software development.
The goal isn’t to provide definitive answers. It’s to ask better questions.
Exploring the Questions That Matter Most
Across the series, we’ll dive into four themes that are shaping the future of engineering:
- AI in the SDLC: From prototyping and coding to testing and code review, AI is fundamentally reshaping engineering workflows. Our guests share what they’re seeing inside their organizations, where AI is delivering value today, and where human expertise remains irreplaceable.
- Tooling & Adoption: Engineering leaders are tasked with evaluating, selecting, and scaling new technologies while balancing security, governance, and developer experience. GLOW explores the lessons learned from teams on the front lines of AI adoption.
- Measurement & Impact: Beyond anecdotes and hype, organizations need ways to measure productivity gains, engineering effectiveness, and business outcomes. Our conversations examine how leading teams are approaching measurement and defining success in an AI-driven world.
- The Future of Engineering: As AI capabilities accelerate, traditional assumptions about roles, team structures, hiring, and organizational design are being challenged. GLOW brings together bold perspectives on where the industry may be headed next.
Learning From Industry Leaders
This year’s GLOW features an incredible lineup of guests representing some of the most innovative organizations in technology.
You’ll hear from leaders including:
- Nathen Harvey, DORA Lead and Product Manager at Google Cloud DORA
- Joe Cudby, Principal Product Manager for Agentic AI at AWS
- Ron Ben Yosef, CTO at Loadsmart
- Jan Acosta, Vice President of Engineering Operations at Q2
- Vladislav Nedosekin, Director of Engineering, AI Platform at Flo Health
- Vinay Perneti, Vice President of Engineering at Augment
- Chris Evans, Co-founder and Field CTO at incident.io
- Ruby Agarwal, VP of Engineering at Avaya
- Robert Brennan, Co-founder and CEO at OpenHands
- Tariq Shaukat, CEO at Sonar
Alongside these industry voices, you’ll also hear from Jellyfish leaders including CEO and Co-founder Andrew Lau, Head of Product Krishna Kannan, Head of Research Nicholas Arcolano, and Engineering Director Luke Stevens.
Together, they offer diverse perspectives on one of the most significant technology transformations of our time.
Join the Conversation
The future of software engineering won’t be defined by a single company, tool, or breakthrough. It will be shaped by the collective insights, experiments, successes, and lessons learned by the people building the next generation of technology.
That’s the conversation GLOW was created to capture.
Whether you’re an engineering executive, engineering manager, platform leader, or developer trying to understand what’s next, GLOW has something for you! Watch the episodes, explore new ideas, challenge assumptions, and hear directly from the leaders helping shape the future of AI and engineering.
About the author
Jellyfish is the leading Software Engineering Intelligence Platform, helping more than 700 companies including DraftKings, Keller Williams and Blue Yonder, leverage AI to transform how they build software. By turning fragmented data into context-rich guidance, Jellyfish enables better decision-making across AI adoption, planning, developer experience and delivery so R&D teams can deliver stronger business outcomes.
