Press kit.
Bios, headshots, and the wordmark. For interviews, bylines, and quoted-source requests. (Speaker pages do not apply — I write about conferences, I do not speak at them.)
Bios
Prakash Tiwari is an enterprise architect of twenty-five years, the founder of CAIA (an AI-native engineering platform), and a writer who covers conferences and emerging architectures from a reader’s desk rather than a stage.
Prakash Tiwari is the Principal Enterprise Architect at Envestnet and the founder of CAIA, an AI-native engineering platform that lets non-coders ship production software on their own infrastructure. He has shipped enterprise systems across financial services, retail, and pharma. He has covered fifty-one conferences in writing over seventeen years — he is a reader and a writer of these programs, not a speaker at them — and writes about architecture, AI agents, and what changes when the senior engineer in the room is a model.
Prakash Tiwari is the Principal Enterprise Architect at Envestnet, where he leads platform-wide architecture for a wealth-management platform serving more than $5T in assets. He is also the founder of CAIA, an AI-native engineering platform that replaces the engineering decision layer with an autonomous engine, and Stolution, a neighborhood-commerce platform that brings Amazon-grade capability to mom-and-pop stores.
Over a twenty-five-year career, he has held senior architecture roles at top-five retailers, tier-one banks, top-ten enterprise ISVs, and bulge-bracket investment banks. He has completed fifteen consulting engagements across banking, retail, pharma, telecommunications, logistics, and the public sector. He has written extensively about fifty-one conferences across North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific — including QCon, KubeCon, O’Reilly Software Architecture, Strange Loop, GOTO, and Devoxx — as a reader of programs and a writer of long-form notes. He does not deliver talks, keynotes, or panels.
He does not write code anymore. Every line in CAIA, Stolution, and his own publishing pipeline is written by AI under his direction. He writes about the implications of that on his personal site, prakash-tiwari.com.
