Conversations for people who build
Dynamic Talks is a monthly gathering in San Ramon for engineers, architects, students, and technology leaders who care about how systems are designed, built, and scaled.
Each session centers around a focused technical topic – from AI development workflows to production architecture decisions – followed by open discussion.
We typically bring together 40 – 50 participants, creating a room large enough for diverse perspectives and small enough for meaningful exchange.
Whether you’re early in your engineering career or leading complex technical initiatives, you’re welcome to join the conversation.
March Session
“Grid Dynamics Rosetta – rules & regulations for AI coding agents”
At this session, you’ll meet Rosetta, Grid Dynamics’ newest addition to their AI SDLC arsenal. Rosetta manages, generates, and synchronizes AI development context across teams and projects. As AI-assisted coding tools such as Cursor and Claude Code become embedded in daily engineering workflows, unmanaged rules, prompts, and configurations increasingly emerge as a hidden source of inconsistency, risk, and knowledge fragmentation. Drawing from production usage, the session explains how Rosetta operationalizes “context as infrastructure” by treating AI rules, project knowledge, and SDLC conventions as first-class, versioned assets.
Eugene Steinberg: CTO, deep thinker, and passionate about building things that actually work.
Igor Solomatov: Principal Solutions Architect with the primary area of expertise in Microsoft technologies, including Microsoft Azure, .NET, Single Page Applications, and desktop apps.
Special Guest → stay tuned for a surprise appearance from another voice in the AI world.
Agenda
Arrivals, coffee, and a warm welcome
Opening words & a quick intro
Keynote talk: "Grid Dynamics Rosetta – rules & regulations for AI coding agents"
Quick Q&A: first reactions, fresh thoughts
Panel chat: different voices, shared ideas
Open floor: a lively, moderated Q&A
Wrap-up: a few takeaways & smiles
Happy networking time 🙂
The format
Each Dynamic Talks session begins with a concise technical talk that frames the topic and shares practical insights from real-world implementation.
From there, the conversation opens up – Q&A, panel reflections, and moderated discussion. The goal is not a one-way presentation, but shared exploration of ideas, trade-offs, and challenges.
Participants are encouraged to ask questions, challenge assumptions, and contribute their own experiences.
The atmosphere
Hosted at our San Ramon headquarters, Dynamic Talks is designed to feel welcoming and conversational.
The setting supports focused discussion, informal networking, and continued dialogue after the session concludes.
Why Dynamic Talks?
Technology evolves quickly, and many of the most valuable insights emerge through conversation.
Dynamic Talks creates space for people at different stages of their technical journey to exchange perspectives, explore new ideas, and deepen their understanding of emerging engineering practices.
It’s a series built around curiosity, thoughtful discussion, and professional growth.