Stanislav Kosorin
I build AI agents end to end, from the platform up.
Right now that's at Forgent, where our agents do most of the work behind German public tenders. Before that I worked on S3 at AWS, at Cresta and at PTX tech, and I'm finishing my master's in computer science at TU Berlin.
Path
- Forgent · AI agents for public tenders
- AWS · −65% S3 metering costs
- Cresta · data pipelines in Go
- PTX tech · 10× faster 3D point clouds
- TU Berlin · B.Sc. thesis on satellite edge
Highlights
- −65%
- metering costs for S3 Express One Zone, from a capacity predictor I shipped at AWS.
- 10×
- faster 3D point-cloud processing after I integrated GPU SLAM at PTX.
- ~80%
- of the manual work in a public tender bid, handled by the agents we build at Forgent.
- 0
- dropped TCP connections across 20 live container migrations through a Tofino 2 switch.
Quick facts
- Role
- Founding Engineer at Forgent (AI agents for public procurement)
- Focus
- Platform & infrastructure, security, distributed systems, AI agents
- Education
- M.Sc. Computer Science, TU Berlin (in progress) · B.Sc. Computer Science, TU Berlin (2024)
- Stack
- Go, Rust, C++, React / Next.js, AWS, Terraform, Kubernetes
- Languages
- Slovak, English, German (C1) · learning Persian
- Contact
- s@kosorin.com · LinkedIn · GitHub
Things I've built
- p4containerflow — a CNI plugin that load-balances traffic during live container migration, in software and on a Tofino 2 switch (GSoC 2024).
- Container migration on LEO edge — my bachelor's thesis, on satellites.
- backpressure — rate limiting for Temporal and other workers that share rate-limited APIs, with priority classes and fair share between tenants, in Python and Go.
Writing
- TU Berlin Bachelor of Computer Science: A Comprehensive Guide
- Internationalization for static Next.js
Outside work
Hiking, as you might have guessed. When I'm not in the mountains, I'm running in the forests around Berlin, pretending the hills are mountains. Back at the keyboard, I play TF2 and CS2. And I'm learning Persian for my girlfriend, which means learning to read and write all over again, in a script that runs right to left.