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AIOE Structure

Mission

The AIOps Enablement (AIOE) group consolidates fragmented efforts into a single, office-led operating model that transitions manual effort into autonomous, AI-driven outcomes.

Note

This structure is not a change to reporting lines. It is a strategic shift in how we organize for delivery.

Intake & Architecture Office

A centralized Intake & Architecture Office governs intake, prioritization, and architectural alignment to ensure the right work is done at the right time. It operates as a single unified office with two areas of focus — product and technology — working in tandem.

Product Focus Technology Focus
Members James Kelsall, Ognjen Josipovic, Calvin Yan Ke Ma, Trof Liu, Simpson Chua, RaviTeja Buddabathuni, Travis Wang
Responsibility Business need, value, urgency, and delivery framing Technical solution, direction, roadmap, guardrails, risk posture, and standards

Intake Process

For all work routed to the AIOE team, please follow the guidelines below. Detailed instructions are available in the Mission Control Intake Submission page.

New Initiatives: For all new requests or projects, provide the details outlined in the submission questionnaire. You must apply the label REQ_SOPT_AIOE to your Jira ticket to ensure your request is captured by the AIOE team.

Warning

To ensure efficiency, please avoid one-line asks or hidden deadlines.

Execution Scrum Teams

Delivery is organized into four domain-focused Scrum teams, each owning specific outcomes.

1. Skill Engineering (SKIL)

Scrum Leader Micky Wang
Team Leader Marcin Koszykowski / Rocky Chi
Focus Troubleshooting and operations skills

2. Server-side Agent (SSAG)

Scrum Leader Selly Huang
Team Leader Gavin Ni
Focus Trusted execution agent runtime

3. Service Tooling (SVTL)

Scrum Leader Selly Huang
Team Leader Fei Huang
Focus RUM (Apdex), Synthetic, E2E (MCT), Triage Management (EMS), Status (ISS/GSS)

4. Operation Tooling (OPTL)

Scrum Leader Hector Manzo Flores
Team Leader Rob Humenansky
Focus Observability, lifecycle, and provisioning (including EM7)