Rajdeep Dua

Engineering Leadership at Salesforce (AI/ML and Sustainability Cloud)

Rajdeep Dua is a seasoned technology executive with extensive experience in cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and software engineering. He currently serves as the Vice President of Engineering at Salesforce, a position he has held since August 2023.1 Prior to this role, he was the Senior Director of Machine Learning and Software Engineering at Salesforce from April 2018.1

Career Highlights

At Salesforce::

Led the Machine Learning and NetZero (Sustainability Cloud) Engineering team for Salesforce Industries Cloud1
Worked on the AI (Einstein) platform for Salesforce Industries1
Played a key role in developing Generative AI and Einstein GPT for Industries1
Delivered the GA of NetZero cloud with features like Science Based Targets and Waste Management1

Previous Roles::

Director of Developer Relations at Salesforce (2015-2018)1
Director of R&D at VMware (2013-2015)1
DevRel India Lead at Google (2007-2012)1
Development Lead at Microsoft (2006-2007)1

Expertise and Contributions

Rajdeep has contributed significantly to various technological domains:

Cloud Computing: Worked on CloudFoundry and Spring Source frameworks at VMware1
AI and Machine Learning: Developed ML offerings at Salesforce, including Prediction IO and Einstein1
Open Source: Contributed to Docker and Kubernetes projects1
Mobile Development: Advocated for Android and related APIs at Google1

Publications

Rajdeep is also an accomplished author, having written several books on cutting-edge technologies:

Keras Deep Learning Cookbook
Neural Networks with Tensorflow
Machine Learning (Apache Spark)
Books on Docker (Networking and Troubleshooting)1

Education

PGDM in Information Systems and Operations from Indian Institute of Management, Lucknow (1998-2000)1
Bachelor of Technology from Thapar Institute of Engineering & Technology (1992-1996)1

Rajdeep Dua is known for his expertise in building cloud and AI teams, and he continues to evangelize and share knowledge on cloud technologies in his current role at Salesforce.1