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Marianne Bellotti

Marianne Bellotti is the author of books Kill It With Fire, and Hiring Engineers, as well as a popular column on technology and system safety. She has built data infrastructure for the United Nations and tackled some of the oldest and most complicated computer systems in the world as part of United States Digital Service. At Auth0 she ran Platform Services, a portfolio that included shared services, untrusted code execution, and developer tools.  Marianne found her natural ability to mentor and guide her colleagues through shared challenges an opportunity to expand her support and expertise.
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About Bellotti.tech

Bellotti.Tech was founded in 2023 to provide coaching and training services to engineering teams who are looking to navigate complex systems in an ever-evolving digital world. Today, engineering leaders across the globe rely on Bellotti.Tech to motivate, upskill, and coach their teams as they deliver valuable solutions for their organizations.

Additional Information

Will you come speak at my event?

It depends on your budget. Unfortunately I no longer speak in exchange for flight + hotel alone. If you have a budget for speakers please feel free to reach out with your dates. My calendar books up fast, so the earlier you reach out the better.

Different types of talks I do include:
  • Book club sessions (connected with Kill It With Fire)
  • Workshops of system modeling
  • Keynotes and technical talks

Can we hire you?

I write code every day but I do it in Go and on an SMT compiler I've been working on for two years now 😉  Professionally I focus most of my time and energy these days training engineering teams and doing a certain amount of advising on legacy modernization and system safety. If you have a project that looks like that I would be happy to chat about it.

What types of technology do you have experience with?

Most of my career has focused on infrastructure, specifically data processing applications and pipelines. My legacy modernization work has given me the opportunity to scrub in on a wide variety of different types of technology and I have a network of similar legacy modernization folk with different specializations. If I can't make heads or tails of your computer system I will refer you to someone who can.

Currently I've also being doing a lot of work around AI and software safety, exploring different ways of verifying and modeling systems.