Capital One (2026 – Present)
Senior Software Engineering Manager — Scaling Responsible AI for Developers
In May 2026, Mohan joined Capital One as a Senior Software Engineering Manager, taking on the challenge of bringing AI-powered developer tools to teams across a highly regulated enterprise. His work focuses on making advanced AI capabilities widely accessible while ensuring that adoption moves forward with the security, governance, and operational discipline required in financial services.
A central part of this mission is turning policy into dependable platform behavior. Mohan partners closely with legal, risk, and security engineering teams to embed acceptable-use requirements directly into the infrastructure developers rely on. This includes MCP proxy architectures, comprehensive audit logging, data-privacy controls, and clear guardrails that allow teams to innovate confidently without treating compliance as an afterthought.
He also leads the internal marketplace for AI development tools, shaping how plugins, skills, and MCP servers are evaluated, scanned, curated, and made available across the organization. By creating a trusted path from discovery to approval, the marketplace helps developers adopt useful tools faster while giving security and governance teams the visibility they need.
To connect adoption with measurable business value, Mohan works with data engineering teams to build telemetry that tracks active usage, development cycle-time improvements, and pull-request throughput. These insights help leaders understand where AI is creating meaningful gains and inform multi-million-dollar licensing and vendor-renewal decisions.
Alongside the platform work, Mohan leads a multidisciplinary team spanning platform engineering, compliance analysis, and developer support. He serves as the primary escalation leader for AI-related security and compliance incidents, bringing together technical response, policy judgment, and clear communication when the stakes are highest.
Amazon Web Services (2019 – 2026)
AWS Transform — Building the First Agentic Platform at AWS
At AWS, Mohan Singh led the conception and development of AWS Transform, a first-of-its-kind platform that enabled the agentic AI journey for enterprise customers. Built from the ground up as a 0→1 initiative, AWS Transform represented a significant shift in how customers interact with cloud services—moving from static workflows to intelligent, autonomous systems.
Under his leadership, the platform was architected to support multi-agent orchestration, intelligent workflows, scalable backend systems, AI model integration, secure enterprise deployment patterns, and multi-region operational readiness.
One of the core challenges was simplifying the complexity of AI systems into usable customer experiences. Mohan drove platform capabilities that reduced onboarding friction, improved adoption, and enabled customers to use agentic systems without needing deep expertise in machine learning or distributed systems.
Amazon CodeCatalyst — Building a 0→1 Developer Platform
Mohan played a pivotal role in building and launching Amazon CodeCatalyst, a cloud-based software development platform designed to unify the developer experience across source control, CI/CD, issue tracking, and collaboration workflows.
He led the central web platform team, creating reusable frontend foundations, shared UI components, scalable design patterns, and consistent user experiences across the product.
His work helped simplify complex developer workflows and enabled faster, more consistent feature delivery across the platform.
Amazon CodeCommit — Scalable Source Control Systems
Mohan contributed to Amazon CodeCommit, a fully managed source control service designed to provide secure and scalable Git repositories for enterprise customers.
His work focused on improving reliability, performance, access control, repository management experiences, and integrations with broader AWS developer tooling.
He supported operational improvements that enhanced uptime, strengthened security, and improved the usability of enterprise-scale source control workflows.
AWS Service Catalog — Enterprise Governance at Scale
Mohan contributed to AWS Service Catalog, a governance service that helps enterprises centrally manage approved cloud resources, portfolios, and provisioning workflows.
His work focused on improving usability, scalability, and customer experience for organizations with complex governance requirements.
He helped balance governance with flexibility by supporting systems that allowed administrators to enforce standards while enabling end users to provision resources quickly and securely.
Accenture (2009 – 2019)
Accenture at Google — Modernizing Translation Systems
While working with Google as a client, Mohan led a major initiative to rewrite and modernize a translation system, upgrading user flows, designs, and frontend architecture using AngularJS.
The project involved transforming legacy workflows into a modern, responsive, and more efficient user experience. The system needed to support complex multilingual workflows, high-volume content processing, and improved usability for internal users.
Mohan focused on reducing workflow friction, improving frontend performance, simplifying navigation, and making the translation process faster and easier to use.
Accenture at Starwood Hotels & Resorts — Global Platform Leadership
At Starwood Hotels & Resorts, Mohan served as a team lead for the global frontend engineering team supporting the Valhalla portal, an internal platform used across more than 4,000 hotel properties worldwide.
The Valhalla platform supported critical pricing, inventory, revenue management, and operational workflows across global hotel properties. Mohan led frontend delivery for multiple high-impact initiatives that improved platform usability, reliability, and business effectiveness.
RDP — Rational Dynamic Pricing
Mohan supported Rational Dynamic Pricing initiatives that enabled hotels to adjust room pricing based on market demand, seasonality, availability, and competitive signals. This helped improve revenue management workflows and supported better pricing decisions across properties.
TLPe — Pricing Prediction Engine
Mohan contributed to TLPe, a pricing prediction capability designed to help forecast optimal room pricing using historical patterns, market trends, and demand signals.
Third-Party Integrations
He supported integrations with major travel platforms such as Booking.com and Expedia, enabling synchronization of pricing, inventory, and booking data across external distribution channels.
Keyless Room Entry
Mohan also contributed to digital hospitality initiatives such as keyless room entry, helping modernize the guest experience through mobile-enabled access and improved operational efficiency.
Summary
Mohan Singh’s career reflects a consistent trajectory of building scalable platforms, leading complex engineering initiatives, and simplifying advanced systems for users. From modernizing enterprise applications at Accenture to leading cutting-edge AI platform development at AWS, he has demonstrated the ability to operate across technical depth, program execution, and strategic leadership.