Suresh Jayaraman
About Suresh Jayaraman
Suresh Jayaraman is a Senior Manager of Software Engineering at Dremio, where he has worked since 2021. He has extensive experience in software engineering, having held various senior roles at companies such as Tintri by DDN and Tegile, and has contributed significantly to the Linux kernel.
Work at Dremio
Suresh Jayaraman has been serving as a Senior Manager in Software Engineering at Dremio since 2021. In this role, he oversees engineering projects and contributes to the development of data lakehouse technology. His responsibilities include guiding architectural decisions and fostering team collaboration to enhance software solutions.
Previous Experience in Engineering Management
Before joining Dremio, Suresh held the position of Senior Manager, Engineering at Tintri by DDN from 2019 to 2021. He also worked at Tegile, A Western Digital Brand, where he served as Senior Manager, Engineering from 2018 to 2019 and as Senior Member of Technical Staff from 2015 to 2018. His experience spans various leadership roles in software engineering, emphasizing his capability in managing technical teams.
Contributions to Open Source Software
Suresh has made significant contributions to the open-source community, having contributed over 60 patches to the Linux kernel. His involvement in open-source software development demonstrates his technical expertise and commitment to collaborative software engineering practices.
Education and Technical Background
Suresh Jayaraman earned a Bachelor of Engineering degree in Electronics and Communication from Bharathidasan University. His technical background includes extensive experience with distributed systems, including Hadoop and Zookeeper, as well as a solid foundation in Linux kernel engineering from his tenure at SUSE and Novell.
Academic Contributions and Community Engagement
Suresh has actively participated in the Linux community by presenting at multiple Linux Technical conferences. He co-authored a paper presented at the Ottawa Linux Symposium, showcasing his engagement in both academic and technical discussions within the field.