Hi, I am Gergely!
I lead engineering platforms. I write about leadership. I drink too much coffee.
At DoorDash, I lead the Client Foundations organization β a 50+ person team responsible for the iOS, Android, Web, Design Infrastructure, and AI-powered tooling that our engineers use every day. My focus right now is figuring out how AI agents move from experiments to embedded, everyday engineering practice without hollowing out the craft.
Before DoorDash, I led platform teams at Uber's Developer Platform org, where my teams shipped Base Web, Fusion.js, Styletron, and the company-wide CI system.
Earlier, I co-founded RisingStack, started JSConf Budapest, and built the GoDaddy Open Source Center.
I write here about engineering management, platform thinking, and the parts of leadership that don't fit on a slide.
Find me on GitHub, LinkedIn, DMs are open!
From the blog
Fly-by-wire
September 14, 2026
AI tools are software engineeringβs fly-by-wire moment. When the abstraction breaks and the safety envelope vanishes, better automation requires sharper engineers.
The Rocks in the River
May 4, 2026
AI is doing to software what Toyota did to manufacturing: pulling out the buffer that let every broken process hide. The rocks are coming up. That's the point.
Echoes
April 7, 2026
Managing managers means you're accountable for outcomes you can't directly observe. Here's what I learned about building systems that make surprises rare and recoverable.
