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Sergei Lilichenko posted thisGoogle is hosting VetNet Career Week this week. It is a three-day virtual event that this year is also open to Ukrainians. Dates: Registration by: June 8, 11:59 PM PT Event: June 13-15 Register at goo.gle/vetnetcw Who can attend: veterans, transitioning service members, and military spouses/partners, this year also Ukrainian refugees (including internally relocated people) and newcomers How this event can help: The event offers 1:1 resume reviews, free skill building sessions, career advice, and more Price: free Language: The language of the event is English, but we will do our best to match Ukrainian attendees with Ukrainian Googlers for 1:1 sessions We hope you find this event useful and that it helps you on your journey to your career. Google VetNet Career Week – це триденна віртуальна конференція, яка цього року відкрита і для українців. Дати: Реєстрація: до 8 червня, 23:59 PT Конференція відбудеться: з 13 по 15 червня Зареєструйтесь на goo.gle/vetnetcw Для кого цей захід: ветерани, військовослужбовці, які перебувають на перехідному періоді, та дружини/чоловіки/партнери військових, і цього року також українські біженці (включно з внутрішньо переміщеними особами) та новоприбулі. Як це допоможе: ця подія пропонує індивідуальні поради як покращити резюме, поради щодо кар’єри та багато іншого Ціна: безкоштовно Мова: мова заходу англійська, але для індивідуального перегляду резюме, для українських учасників по можливості будуть знайдені українські співробітники Google Сподіваємось, ви відкриєте для себе багато корисного на цьому заході для своєї кар'єри. #career #ukrainesupport #ukrainianrefugees
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Sergei Lilichenko shared thisIf you run Dataflow pipelines on Google Cloud Platform you might be interested in this blog - https://lnkd.in/gR_3x97C. Big "thank you!" to Mehran Nazir, Shanmugam Kulandaivel and Nikolai Anikin for working on this blog with me! #google #bigquery #dataflow #dataanlytics.
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Sergei Lilichenko shared thisNew #GoogleCloud Vision Analytics solution: https://lnkd.in/gqqnuUa (co-authored with Masud Hasan and Kishor Aher). Congrats to Masud Hasan, Julien Phalip and Christa Carpentiere on authoring Vision Analytics (https://lnkd.in/gqqnuUa) and Streaming Speech-to-Text (https://lnkd.in/gPXiV5b) solutions.
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C'mon Antonio! Even you fell for this old trick - you need to introduce a bug in your code, pretend that it's a P0, and quickly solve it to become a hero (nobody cares about perfectly working code). I am sure that somebody in Anthropic's marketing got promoted for adding a set of "AGI-like features" like this 😊. Now, watch out for global variables popping up in your code - there is a chance that the model will hallucinate and will forget to remove them!
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Sergei Lilichenko liked thisSergei Lilichenko liked this🚀 Big news for data engineers—BigQuery change history is officially Generally Available! You can now track the exact row-level evolution of your BigQuery tables with the APPENDS and CHANGES functions, capturing every insert, update, and delete. This GA release is faster than ever with the removal of the 10-minute query delay and brings guaranteed repeatable reads for rock-solid downstream consistency. Check out the documentation and older (but updated) blog to see how you can easily build robust audit trails or incrementally maintain table replicas today: https://lnkd.in/eRVFXer9 https://lnkd.in/gd-QTQBM Huge thanks to Anastasia Han, BIGANG LI, Pavan Edara, and Yi Yang! #BigQuery #GoogleCloud #DataEngineeringBigQuery features for transactional data management | Google Cloud BlogBigQuery features for transactional data management | Google Cloud Blog
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Sergei Lilichenko liked thisSergei Lilichenko liked thisLast week, I travelled to Paris to attend the RAISE Summit and spoke at the The AI Security Summit about how Factory enables industry-leading engineering organizations to automate their software development lifecycle safely and securely. The TLDR: 🏛️ Platform Sovereignty You must own your software factory. This requires granular enterprise controls to secure your perimeter—restricting model access, spinning up isolated sandboxed workspaces to air-gap code execution, and maintaining absolute model independence so you always dictate which underlying architectures you trust. 🧹 Engineering Hygiene Agent readiness is just good engineering hygiene. Succeeding with agents is exactly like succeeding with interns—by enforcing least-privilege access and robust CI/CD guardrails, amongst others, your security policies double as structural documentation that helps AI work more efficiently and make fewer mistakes. 🔒 Bound Autonomy A major enterprise fear is an agent running free and executing destructive actions. Organizations must eliminate this blind spot by enforcing strict behavioral boundaries and human-in-the-loop confirmations—intercepting risks like data exfiltration, environment misuse, and catastrophic mistakes before they ever hit production. Factory provides the tools to execute these pillars seamlessly. Learn more about how Factory deploys to enterprise here: https://lnkd.in/e_zS-A5G Thanks to Snyk and Tom Evetts for hosting, and Kevin V. and Trail of Bits for the great insights on secure agent software! And shoutout to Kirk Strauser, Factory’s HoS, for keeping Factory secure!
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Sergei Lilichenko liked thisSergei Lilichenko liked thisYour agents are in production. Can you see what they're doing, and stop what they shouldn't? Ivan Nardini and I are back on June 24 at 10am PT to walk through how to monitor and secure Claude agents running on Google Cloud. We'll cover: 🛡️ Runtime protection against prompt injection and tool poisoning with Model Armor + Agent Gateway + Claude Agent SDK hooks and sandbox mode 🔍 Full audit trails, metrics and distributed traces into Cloud Logging, Trace & Monitoring via Claude Agent SDK's native OTel export and Google-built OTel collector - a perfect match 🚨 The SecOps angle: which events answer "is our policy hook blocking actions as expected?" - and how to report and alert on them 📊 Live on GKE: a prompt-injection attempt blocked, traced, and logged end-to-end If you're a developer, a platform administrator, or a security practitioner managing agents in production, and want control over what they do and what gets logged, this one is for you. Registration link in the first comment👇 Anthropic #ClaudeAgentSDK #GoogleCloud #OpenTelemetry
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Sergei Lilichenko liked thisSergei Lilichenko liked thisDemo: https://lnkd.in/g5vi387A 🚀 Ready to break down the silos between open-source data engineering and enterprise AI? Check out our demo, "Use Agents, Google Cloud Lakehouse and Apache Iceberg," shows you how to turn your passive data lake into an intelligent system of action. See how Google Cloud Lakehouse's new bi-directional interoperability allows you to: - Collaborate in real-time: Build, update, and query the same Iceberg tables concurrently across Iceberg Compatible Engines (Managed Spark, BigQuery) without replication. - Run native AI on open storage: Train BQML models and use AI.GENERATE directly on your Iceberg data to generate real-time insights. - Enable natural language analytics: Build a conversational analytics agent in minutes to query your Iceberg data. #ApacheIceberg #Lakehouse #BigQuery #ApacheSpark #ManagedSpark #LakehouseRuntimeCatalog #EnterpriseAI #DataEngineering #ConversationalAnalytics
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Sergei Lilichenko liked thisSergei Lilichenko liked thisI’m excited to share that I graduated University of California, Berkeley with a B.S. in Microbial Biology and a minor in Data Science. This fall, I will be continuing my education at Imperial College London, where I will pursue an MSc in Health Data Analytics and Machine Learning. I’m excited to build on my interests in biology and data science while exploring how data-driven solutions can improve health outcomes on a global scale. I am grateful to my family, friends and mentors who supported me throughout this journey. Looking forward to what comes next!🇬🇧
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Sergei Lilichenko liked thisSergei Lilichenko liked thisThis is a very nerdy thing to be happy about BUT hear me out: 🎉 the Google-built JDBC driver for BigQuery is now GA! 🎉 I've used the Simba driver from multiple platforms and I'm happy to know those will continue to be fully supported. This new driver is optimized for both large and small queries AND it's fully open source: https://lnkd.in/eeu6evz2
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Sergei Lilichenko liked thisSergei Lilichenko liked thisIt’s hard to believe, but this month I celebrate my 12th anniversary at Google (Googleversary, as we would say internally) 🎉 When I look back at the past decade-plus, I am overwhelmed by the sheer scale of experiences and opportunities that truly feel like "only at Google" moments. From collaborating with some of the most brilliant minds in the industry to working on technologies that impact billions of lives around the globe, it has been a privilege to be in rooms where the future is being built. But the journey wasn't always easy. Behind the achievements, the awards (including one from Thomas Kurian), and the perks, there were also intense challenges. I faced steep learning curves, navigated deep ambiguity, and battled both imposter syndrome and burnout. Pushing my boundaries was tough, but necessary. The true magic of these 12 years? The resilience forged in the hard times, and the colleagues who became lifelong friends and mentors. Thank you to everyone on this deeply rewarding ride. Here’s to the lessons learned and whatever comes next! 🚀 #Googleversary #12Years #LifeAtGoogle #TechJourney
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Sergei Lilichenko liked thisSergei Lilichenko liked this#OfficiallyGraduatedFromTheExecutiveTransitionProgramAtESMTBerlin with my Postgraduate Diploma in Advanced Management! 🎓 20+ years in #Telco taught me #execution. #ETP taught me #orchestration. I joined this program right as I was making a major career pivot. After two decades of building and scaling in Telecommunications, I stepped into #Cybersecurity at #PaloAltoNetworks. Navigating a new industry, a new company, and ETP’s intensive curriculum simultaneously was one of the most demanding stretches of my career. Moving from Stockholm to Berlin, the curriculum pushed us far beyond theory and deep into real General Management practice: - Module 1 (Sweden): Leadership transitions, finance, and the Global GM Business Simulation. - Module 2 (Germany): Strategic decision-making, ESG, and leveraging AI for business value. - Module 3 (Germany): Leading adaptive change, psychological safety, and influencing without formal authority. The rigorous peer coaching and late-night debates with #Cohort22 truly brought these frameworks to life. Two distinct thank-yous are essential here: - To Ellen Herb, Margarida Camejo, the world-class ESMT Berlin faculty, and #Cohort22 — thank you for the trust, the constructive challenges, and the collective growth. -To my manager at Palo Alto Networks, Mitch Rappard — your unwavering backing from day one gave me the space to learn and grow while I was still onboarding. #Leaders who genuinely #invest in their people's long-term development make all the difference. I’m incredibly excited to bring this broader #GeneralManagement lens to securing our digital way of life. The transition continues! 🚀 #LeadershipDevelopment #AdvancedManagement #ESMTBerlin #ExecutiveTransition #PaloAltoNetworks #Cybersecurity #ContinuousLearning
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Sergei Lilichenko liked thisSergei Lilichenko liked thisIt was the honor of my lifetime to be the graduation speaker for the Johns Hopkins Krieger School of Arts and Sciences Master's class of 2026. When I received the invitation from Dean Chris Celenza in December 2025, I was in disbelief. I've seen commencement speeches by Obama and Steve Jobs. I'm not in that league! Over the next few months, I struggled to figure out what to say that wouldn't be trite or preachy. The speech needs to be inspiring. Yet there were days when I felt uninspired about my job and corporate America. Then I decided to do what many songwriters do. Write something autobiographical. Show emotion. Tell a story that people can relate to. On graduation day on Monday, I delivered the speech. The message was: - Find your inner compass. - There will always be another company restructure, a new organization strategy, a manager taking you into a different direction. - But only you can define your inner compass and have the courage to stick with it. Here's the full recording, if you want to watch it. The speech runs from 29:00 to 39:30. https://lnkd.in/gqyTHuui Thank you, Christopher Celenza, Doug Mao, Hannah Goszkowski, Peter Huggins, Dan Zachary, Cassandra Hansen Ph.D., David Guggenheim and Rachel Isaacs for the experience of a lifetime. Thanks to the late Tony Reilly and Jane Goodall for helping me find my inner compass years ago.
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