Adam Huda is a senior engineering manager at Uber working on agent-assisted software development. His earlier work includes Apple’s build systems, mobile applications at Posterous and product engineering at Twitter.[1][3]
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GitHub · thinktopdown Senior Engineering Manager · Uber
Career
Huda describes joining Apple after a computer-science master’s at UC Santa Barbara, first as an OS X Leopard build engineer and then working on build technology for iOS. He later cofounded mobile-app ventures, led mobile development at Posterous and moved to Twitter after its 2012 acquisition. His account explicitly dates leaving Twitter to the end of 2015.[1]
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His joint Uber talk with Uday Kiran Medisetty connects prepared execution environments, shared skills and repository context with implementation and validation. The demo moves an idea through design, coding and checking in the agent’s working environment. Reusable infrastructure keeps each task from rediscovering setup and organizational knowledge, while review and validation add evidence about the change.[3]
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A joint talk showing infrastructure and feedback loops for an agent-assisted software lifecycle.
Follow one feature through the demo and identify the evidence produced at each stage. Familiarity with repositories, development environments and code review helps; reported adoption figures describe Uber’s context, not a general productivity guarantee.
Copresenter with Uday Kiran Medisetty[3]Uber reports that more than 70 percent of its pull requests now come from agents, and walks through what sits underneath: one model gateway holding identity, redaction and safety checks under 100 milliseconds, plus an MCP gateway that cut fleetwide token use by over 40 percent.
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