Registration, coffee & networking
Main Lobby
Welcome & Opening Remarks
Keynote
What S3 and EC2 Can Teach Us About Building AI Agents
Brooke Jamieson, Developer Advocate @ AWS
Your Agent Demo Works. Now Make It Survive Production: A Defense-in-Depth Playbook on AWS
Sindhu Jambunathan, Amazon
Self-Hosting an LLM on ECS: Serving, Distribution, Disk, and Autoscaling
Aleks Kuzminskyi, InfraHouse
Your Agent Needs a Steering Wheel
Sandhya Subramani, AWS
Lunch & Networking until 2:00 PM
Student showcase starts at 1:35 PM in the Track B room. Room divides into two tracks after lunch. Hackathon finalists dry-run on the main stage.
Track B room Student showcase
Student Showcase: AI Powered Fashion Trend Forecasting System
Eric Viacrusis, Omar Ahmed, Kunal Kadam & Anushua Banerjee, CSU East Bay
Track A
How to Design a Petabyte Scale Agentic Lakehouse Using Only AWS Services
Ganesh Nathan, UC Irvine
Track B
Specs, Not Prompts: Building a Penny-Perfect Financial System with Kiro
Mike Graff, Dolby Laboratories
Track A Student showcase
How I Automated an Enterprise Data Lake on AWS
Arvind Ganesh, UC Berkeley
Track B
From Agent Traces to Agent Simulations: Closing the AgentOps Loop on AWS
Rustem Feyzkhanov, Snorkel AI
Coffee / snack break
Track A
A Composable Serverless System Spec Sharable between Humans & Agents
Robert Berger, Informed Inc.
Track B
AI SDLC in Large Complex Codebases
Peter Sankauskas, Caylent
Closing remarks, thank sponsors, speakers & volunteers
Hackathon
Agentic AI Hackathon finals
Eight teams, five minutes each, live on the main stage. Winners announced right after the last demo.
