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Vaibhav Gupta
CEO @ Boundary | Ex-Google
Vaibhav Gupta is the CEO and Co-Founder of Boundary, a startup focused on AI and machine learning technologies.1 Here are some key details about his background and experience:
Professional Experience
Current Role: Vaibhav is currently serving as the CEO of Boundary, a company he co-founded.1 Boundary is part of the Y Combinator W23 batch, indicating it's a relatively new venture.1
Previous Experience:
- Worked as a Software Developer at Google for about 2 years and 3 months (December 2018 - February 2021)1
- Served as a Software Developer at The D. E. Shaw Group for over a year1
- Worked at Microsoft for 3 years, focusing on the HoloLens project1
- Had internships at prominent tech companies like Facebook and eBay1
Education
- Graduated from the University of Texas at Austin with a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science & Electrical Engineering, maintaining a high GPA of 3.8751
- Participated in Y Combinator, likely as part of founding Boundary1
Entrepreneurial Ventures
Before Boundary, Vaibhav founded or co-founded other startups:
- Co-founded Gloo in January 20231
- Founded LifePlusPlus, a year-long Computer Science bootcamp1
- Founded Lyte Labs from March 2014 to May 20151
Technical Expertise
Vaibhav has a strong technical background, with experience in:
- Performance optimizations for ARCore and Pixel 4 face unlock at Google1
- Core infrastructure and performance optimization at D. E. Shaw Group1
- HoloLens development at Microsoft1
Vaibhav Gupta is actively involved in the AI and machine learning space, with his current company Boundary working on innovative technologies in this field.23
Highlights
We're slowly converting all of Y Combinator from #langchain to #BAML...
🐑 >🦜🔗 (even our emoji is 50% less tokens)
We hold office hours on discord most days! 10am - 12 pm PST. Swing by if you have any questions!
Does #BAML work in production? The answer is a resounding yes.
We should fix our docs to show off how stable BAML is, we rarely have regressions as its all rust 🦀 and we've actually put in time to add a lot of tests. You can't build a new programming language without a resilient shipping story.
At the beginning of this year, just 7 apps were built in BAML, but maybe I should share the latest numbers -- we're hitting some pretty cool metrics.
If you're debating what the switching costs to BAML are, drop a comment or shoot me a DM. I'd be happy to help to show how you can start adding BAML to your codebase in less than 15 mins and feel the same way Nazim Girach does!
Boundary (YC W23) 🐑 > 🦜🔗
