The future of engineering from Anthropic’s Eng Service Co CTO

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AI has changed what it means to be an engineer.
As GenAI models become capable of tackling increasingly complex work, the value that engineers bring is changing: deciding what should be built, designing reliable systems, validating AI-generated work, understanding customers, and orchestrating agents. The changes are accelerating. What does this mean for engineers in the future, and how does one stay relevant?
Join Eddie Siegel, Co-Founder & CTO of Ode, Anthropic’s engineering services company, for a candid, unscripted conversation about where engineering is heading, what skills will matter over the next decade, and how to cultivate and deploy them.
Before Anthropic, Eddie built engineering organizations at LiveRamp, Wove, Samba TV, Xip, and Fractional AI. Through Fractional AI, he worked inside dozens of engineering teams deploying production AI systems, giving him a front-row seat to what actually changes when AI moves from ad hoc assistance to firm-wide transformation.
Today, Ode is building for that future, executing gargantuan transformative projects yielding millions of dollars for fortune 100 companies.
Topics we’ll explore:
– Where AI is heading, from Anthropic model capabilities to organizational transformation
– Where engineering is heading, and what it means to stay competitive
– What Ode is doing, why it’s growing so quickly, and a look behind the scenes
– Who Ode is hiring and what the firm is looking for to execute under Anthropic
– Your questions
Who Should Attend:
This event is for software engineers, engineering leaders, founders, computer and data scientists, and anyone thinking seriously about their place in an AI-native future.
Whether you’re trying to future-proof your career, understand where engineering is heading, or explore opportunities to build the next generation of developer tools, this conversation is for you.
Expect an open conversation about where engineering is going and the people who will shape what’s next.