Oct 13, 2026

Summary

Every engineering organization adopting AI eventually hits the same wall: the tools changed faster than the organizational chart did. Teams have picked up agents, but who’s hired, how performance gets calibrated, and how budget splits between people and tokens were built for a world where humans wrote all the code. That structure doesn’t fail loudly. It just quietly stops matching how work actually gets done. 

The instinct is to treat this as a tooling rollout and wait for productivity to follow. It doesn’t work that way. Adoption and impact are different curves, and the gap between them is exactly where team structure, hiring, and calibration decisions live.

This workshop is for Directors, Heads of Engineering, VPs, and CTOs facing those harder structural questions. You’ll leave with a framework for making these calls deliberately, a sense of where your organization sits relative to peers in the room, and language for the board conversation about what this shift actually costs and returns.

Speakers

Ameya Kanitkar

Ameya Kanitkar

Co-founder and CTO @ Larridin

Ameya is the co-founder and CTO of Larridin, an AI value measurement platform backed by a16z, Gradient, and Bloomberg Beta. He was previously Head of Engineering for Coinbase's retail trading business, and before that, he led Developer Productivity engineering at LinkedIn. He speaks and writes about measuring AI's real impact on how engineering organizations actually work. Today he runs a fully AI-native engineering team where all production code is written with Coding agents - building Larridin - a platform that measures ROI on every dollar of AI spend.

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