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MOSES ACOSTA
ENTERPRISE TECH · AI INFRASTRUCTURE

Speaker Kit

Invite Moses to speak

Enterprise Technologist · AI Infrastructure Leader · Builder

Available for panels, fireside chats, conference sessions, podcasts, executive briefings, and workshops. An enterprise technologist who still builds — and who makes complex infrastructure and AI understandable and practical for the people who have to act on it.

Speaking in a personal capacity; views are my own.

TitleSenior Solutions Engineer, Advanced Solutions Group
CompanySHI International Corp.
Foundation25 years at Citi (2001–2026) — Former SVP, Global Next Generation Technology Engineering
Experience30+ years in technology, including 25 years at Citi
AdvisoryServed — Dell, HPE, Lenovo, and Cisco technology advisory councils
Focus AreasEnterprise AI infrastructure, accelerated computing, practical AI adoption and governance, infrastructure resilience
FormatsPanels, fireside chats, conference sessions, podcasts, executive briefings, workshops
Based InNew Jersey | Available US-wide and virtual
Contactmoses@mosesacosta.ai

Bio

Short Bio

Moses Acosta is an enterprise technologist and AI infrastructure leader. He spent 25 years at Citi, rising to Senior Vice President, Global Next Generation Technology Engineering, and now works with enterprise customers in the Advanced Solutions Group at SHI International Corp. His work centers on enterprise AI infrastructure, accelerated computing, governance, and operational resilience. He served on the Dell, HPE, Lenovo, and Cisco technology advisory councils, has appeared as a panelist at HPE/NVIDIA and Intel/Lenovo events in New York, and presents on technology and careers to students through HISPA across New Jersey school districts.

Full Bio

Moses Acosta is a Senior Solutions Engineer in the Advanced Solutions Group at SHI International Corp. He joined SHI in 2026 after a 25-year career at Citi, where he rose to Senior Vice President, Global Next Generation Technology Engineering — spending two and a half decades evaluating, engineering, and operating enterprise technology from the buyer's side of the table, the perspective he now brings to every engagement. His work centers on the infrastructure that makes enterprise AI viable in production: accelerated computing, GPU and HPC platforms, liquid cooling, workload placement, hybrid cloud, governance, and operational resilience. He served on the Dell, HPE, Lenovo, and Cisco technology advisory councils, where platform direction gets weighed against operational reality rather than vendor slideware. He stays hands-on by independently architecting and building AI systems, including a governed, human-in-the-loop AI operations platform — which keeps him current with AI agents, workflow automation, and cloud-native architecture rather than only advising on them. He speaks as a panelist and presenter: panels at HPE/NVIDIA and Intel/Lenovo events in New York, and volunteer technology presentations through HISPA in New Jersey school districts, introducing students to AI, infrastructure, and careers in technology. He holds Azure AI Engineer (AI-102) and GCP Compute Engine certifications. He evaluates emerging areas such as tokenization and quantum through one practical question — what can responsibly reach production — rather than treating them as the center of the work. A proud Hispanic technology leader, Moses is at his best making complex enterprise technology understandable, practical, and worth acting on.

Speaking Experience

Panel participation at enterprise technology events in New York, plus volunteer presentations for students in New Jersey.

HPE / NVIDIA Event — New York

Panelist on enterprise AI infrastructure, accelerated computing, and the operational realities of bringing AI into production.

Intel / Lenovo Event — New York

Panelist on infrastructure modernization, hybrid cloud, data-center strategy, and the foundations required for AI-era workloads.

HISPA Technology Presenter — New Jersey

Volunteer presenter introducing students across New Jersey school districts to technology, AI, infrastructure, and careers in technology.

Speaking Topics

Each topic can be delivered as a panel contribution, fireside conversation, conference session, or workshop, and tailored to executive, engineering, or student audiences.

Enterprise AI Infrastructure & Accelerated Computing

What it actually takes to make enterprise AI viable in production: GPU and HPC platforms, power and density, liquid cooling, and the architectural decisions that determine whether AI workloads run well or run expensively. Drawn from leading next-generation compute in a large global environment.

Executive or Technical Session

30-45 min

Practical AI Adoption & Production Governance

The distance between a working demo and a governed production system — and how to close it. Covers approval gates, authority limits, auditability, fail-closed defaults, and how governance becomes an enabler of adoption instead of a brake on it.

Executive Session

30-45 min

AI Agents With Human Oversight

How specialized agents can coordinate real business processes while people keep approvals, judgment, and exception handling. Built on hands-on experience architecting and operating an AI-native operations platform, including the controls that make it safe to run.

Technical Session

30-45 min

Intelligent Workload Placement

Deciding where work should actually run — across on-premises, hybrid cloud, and accelerated platforms — based on performance, cost, data gravity, resiliency, and regulatory reality rather than default habit.

Technical Session

30-45 min

Infrastructure Resilience & Operational Execution

Resilience is an operating discipline, not a diagram. A practical look at how large environments stay dependable under change: platform choices grounded in operational reality, controls that hold up under pressure, and the execution habits that separate plans from outcomes.

Executive or Technical Session

30-45 min

Translating Emerging Technology Into Responsible Enterprise Outcomes

How to separate durable shifts from noise. Emerging areas — including tokenization and quantum — are examined through a single practical question: what can responsibly reach production, and what still belongs in evaluation?

Panel or Fireside

30-45 min

Career Development & Technology Leadership

A candid view of building a long technology career and staying technical while leading: maintaining credibility, keeping your hands on the work, and the disciplined execution that separates ideas from shipped systems. Adapted for professional audiences or students.

Panel, Fireside, or Student Session

20-45 min

Technical Requirements

  • HDMI or USB-C connection for slide presentation
  • Wireless lavalier or handheld microphone preferred
  • Stage monitor or confidence display for speaker notes
  • Internet access for live demos (if applicable)
  • Video recording and photography permitted

Invite Moses

Available for panels, fireside chats, conference sessions, podcasts, executive briefings, and workshops.