ABOUT ME

Waseem Habib

WASEEM HABIB

Building production agentic AI systems and Model Context Protocol (MCP) integrations for enterprise and public safety. Bridging the gap between AI research and deployed infrastructure.

Architecting the stack where agentic AI meets real-world operations — low-latency voice pipelines, multi-agent orchestration in production, and RAG systems with citation-grade accuracy. Focused on the LLM OS thesis: how MCP, tool registries, and trust layers are reshaping enterprise AI. Orchestrated partner-driven deals across the GSI ecosystem including FIFA 2026 and LA Olympics 2028. Enabled 100+ architects across GSI partners.

waseem@qbitloop.com
RolePrincipal Architect - AI Ecosystems
FocusAgentic AI, MCP, Real-Time Voice, Partner Enablement
StackNVIDIA NIM, LangChain, Claude Agent SDK, MCP, Python
Experience15+ years enterprise AI systems
ImpactMajor partner deals orchestrated (FIFA 2026, LA Olympics 2028)
SuperpowerTranslating AI research into production
LocationSan Francisco Bay Area / Los Angeles

Core Competencies

Leadership & Strategy
Ecosystem DevelopmentAI Practice BuildingTechnical EvangelismPartner EnablementDeveloper Experience (DX)Open Source & Publishing
Technical Stack & AI Engineering
Agentic AIAdvanced RAGMCP & Tool IntegrationCloud InfrastructureReal-Time Voice & MediaLLM Proficiency

HIGHLIGHTED WORK

IDEAS I'M EXPLORING

Building

The LLM OS Thesis

Tracking how MCP, tool registries, and trust layers are forming the actual operating system for AI. Writing a multi-part series on Medium.

Researching

Agent Trust & Governance

The missing layer between silicon and applications: identity, provenance, audit trails, and kill switches for autonomous agents.

Researching

Silicon Split Analysis

Training stays NVIDIA-dominant, inference is fragmenting (Cerebras, Groq, custom ASICs). Tracking the economics of the split.

Building

Voice-First RAG

GPU-accelerated ASR (Nemotron 43ms) with RAG for hands-free document querying. Sub-second voice-to-answer pipeline.

Building

Production Agent Teams

Five-agent meeting prep system in production. Documenting what actually works: sequential beats parallel, role specificity matters.