Alpine Agentic Search

A technical evening exploring how retrieval, vector search, reranking, and generative models are evolving for the age of AI agents.

Join senior engineers, researchers, and technical leaders from Nebius, NVIDIA, Tavily and the wider search community for a practical discussion about the systems behind modern agentic search — from low-level search primitives on modern GPUs, through advanced retrieval and ranking, to the latest developments in agents for search workloads.

The evening will feature four technical talks, followed by networking, drinks, and bites.

Who should attend

The event is primarily designed for senior-level technical professionals:

• ML engineers and AI researchers

• AI agent developers

• Infrastructure, platform, and database engineers

• Anyone interested in information retrieval and search performance in the agentic era

Let's meet in person!

Agenda

17:00 — Doors open and registration

17:30 — Welcome and opening remarks

17:40 — Vector Search & Indexing

Artem Chirkin, AI Developer Technology Engineer at NVIDIA

18:00 — Rethinking Evaluation for Multi-Turn, Tool-Using Search Agents

Maksim Nekrashevich, Senior ML Engineer, Agentic Search at Tavily

18:20 — Break, drinks, and bites

18:50 — Reranking in the Age of Search Agents: From Document Relevance to Task Utility

Michael Gygli, ML Engineer at Nebius

19:10 — Optimizing Generative Models for Search

Max Buckley, Software Engineer and AI Researcher

19:30 — Networking, drinks, and bites

20:00 — Event ends

Artem Chirkin

AI Developer Technology Engineer at NVIDIA

Maxim Nekrashevich

Senior ML Engineer, Agentic Search at Tavily

Michael Gygli

Staff Applied Scientist, Agentic Search at Tavily

Max Buckley

Software Engineer and AI Researcher

Build the future of search with us

Nebius is growing the team building the next generation of agentic search systems. Meet the team at the event and explore opportunities to work on retrieval, infrastructure, and applied AI.

Working with Tavily

This event is a joint initiative by Nebius and Tavily.