About · ML systems

I build ML systems that turn traces, evaluations, and tools into clearer next actions.

Teaching programming and working in computer-vision research came first. That led into analytics, data science, recommendation systems, and production ML at SAP. The path wasn’t especially tidy, but the same problem kept showing up: making complex technical systems easier to inspect, improve, and use.

At Weights & Biases, I moved from customer-facing ML support into MLOps growth and then agent systems. The work now centers on evaluation and observability, tool interfaces, bounded execution, and human review. Lessons that survive contact with real systems become open-source software, courses, talks, and workshops.

How the work developed.

  1. 2021–Now

    Weights & Biases

    ML support → MLOps growth → agent systems

  2. 2017–2021

    SAP & Brilliant Hire by SAP

    Analytics → data science → production ML

  3. 2016–2019

    Temple University

    Teaching & research

Speaker profile

Talks grounded in the systems I build.

Anish Shah builds agent systems, evaluation and observability workflows, and technical education at Weights & Biases. His work focuses on what happens after an AI demo: tracing behavior, testing whether an application works, designing tool interfaces people can inspect, and deciding where human review belongs.

His path spans programming education, computer-vision research, analytics, recommendation systems, production ML, customer-facing ML support, and MLOps growth. That range shapes talks that connect system design to the practical decisions teams face when they build and operate AI applications. He uses concrete implementations and public work to explain what worked, what failed, and which conclusions the evidence can actually support.