In this article, Rizwan Patel argues that the future of engineering will be defined by those who learn to leverage AI as an integral tool rather than resisting it. Drawing from recent tech trends and industry leadership commentary, Patel explains that while AI is boosting engineering productivity sometimes by as much as 30% the most substantial transformation lies not in replacement, but in the evolution of the engineering role itself. As major organizations invest in generative and agentic AI systems, the need for professionals able to collaborate with AI, translate its outputs, and guide its application is growing rapidly.
Patel details four ways AI empowers engineers: summarizing complex information, recognizing code patterns, translating between languages, and generating innovative solutions. These advances are already revolutionizing sectors such as healthcare, pharmaceuticals, and finance. The article further stresses that new skills especially the ability to communicate and collaborate with AI are becoming essential. Ultimately, engineers who focus on integrating AI, ensuring secure and ethical deployment, and using it as a creative partner will be best poised to drive future innovations. The central thesis is clear: the future of engineering will belong to those who embrace AI as a key collaborator, not a competitor.
In his article for Silicon Valley Journal, Vikas Krishan – Chief Digital Business Officer & Head of UK & EMEA, explores how payment security has become a key driver of customer trust and business growth. He highlights that payment experiences are no longer just operational touchpoint. They directly influence customer loyalty and revenue. As digital transactions […]
In this article for The AI Journal, Vikas Krishan explores why businesses must strengthen their data and AI strategies as regulatory expectations increase. He highlights that many AI initiatives are failing to deliver measurable results due to poor data quality, fragmented governance, weak platform architecture and lack of executive oversight. The article explains that emerging […]
AI is exposing a hard truth about mergers and acquisitions: technology integration challenges don’t disappear after a deal closes, they get amplified. This article explores why AI often magnifies gaps in data, governance, and access controls, and why successful M&A outcomes depend less on AI adoption and more on building the right foundations first. Read […]
“Amit Singh is the Chief Strategy Officer and Chief of Staff to the CEO at Altimetrik, where he drives corporate strategy, growth acceleration, and value creation through transformation initiatives. In this dual role, he partners closely with leadership teams, investors, and the board to align business strategy with sustained, technology-driven growth.
With over two decades of experience at the intersection of technology, business, and transformation, Amit brings a unique perspective on how organizations can innovate and adapt in a rapidly evolving digital landscape. His career has been defined by building high-performing teams, scaling innovative platforms, and driving organizational change to deliver lasting impact.
Before joining Altimetrik, Amit held senior leadership roles at Visa, where he led technology strategy, engineering, and product development for Real-Time Payments and the Visa Developer Platform. Earlier, he served as Chief Product Officer at a startup and spent more than a decade at Oracle, leading product and engineering teams across a wide range of enterprise software applications.”
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