How we set a technical direction that lasts(and stuck to it) at Suvoda -  Andrew McVeigh @platohq
How we set a technical direction that lasts(and stuck to it) at Suvoda -  Andrew McVeigh  @platohq
Uploaded January 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
In this Keynote, Andrew McVeigh, Chief Architect at Suvoda, details how to successfully set a technical direction and stick to it, using examples from his time at Suvoda. He shares important insights and pointers from his extensive experience, covering 'happy path' scenarios, common pitfalls, and ways to avoid them.
Andrew had led architecture at notable companies like Riot Games, Hulu, Amazon and Liveramp before Suvoda. He ends his keynote by listing mistakes he has made along the way at those companies and how he learned from them

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This talk was recorded at Elevate 2023, Plato's flagship engineering leadership conference hosted in San Francisco on Nov 7 and 8 2023.
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How we set a technical direction that lasts(and stuck to it) at Suvoda - Andrew McVeigh

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