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He leads Project NANDA, an industry-wide initiative to build the Internet of AI Agents, providing open, decentralized infrastructure for autonomous agents and agentic web at scale.
Beyond academia, Ramesh has worked on advanced research projects at Google X, Facebook, and Apple, and has co-founded and advised several startups.
He is a prolific inventor with over 125 U.S. patents, including automated machine learning (auto-ML), private ML (split learning), femto-photography (trillion fps imaging), cameras that see around corners, novel CAT-scan machines, motion capture, long-distance barcodes, and low-cost eye care devices.
His contributions have earned the Lemelson Award, ACM SIGGRAPH Achievement Award, TR100, Sloan Fellowship, and DARPA Young Faculty Award. His work has been featured in the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, CNN, BBC, New Scientist, and MIT Technology Review.
Before founding Rebellion, Jukka was SVP of Strategy and Corporate Development at PagerDuty, where he helped lead the company to a successful IPO and drove its growth to market leadership in digital operations, AI, and process automation.
Jukka has advised CEOs and executive teams of early-stage startups and global software companies on growth, expansion, and disruptive innovation. He has led 500+ partnerships and 30+ M&A deals valued at more than $5 billion. Prior to startups, Jukka served as VP at Symantec, where he led strategy, business development, alliances, M&A, and portfolio product management. Earlier, he was a management consultant at McKinsey & Company for over six years, leading strategic initiatives for software and technology clients.
Jukka earned a Doctor of Business Administration from Pepperdine University’s Graziadio Business School. His doctoral dissertation introduced new theory and practical insights on how innovators create and disrupt markets in the era of AI and beyond. He also holds two Master of Science degrees: one in Economics and Business Administration, and one in Technology. In addition, he has completed executive programs at Stanford, UC Berkeley, and MIT.