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Victor
Nite
AI Prompt Engineer
Meta
Victor Nite is a Senior AI Engineer and Frontend Engineer at Meta, where he builds secure, human-centred AI applications for government and regulated environments. With a background spanning frontend engineering, UI/UX, and LLMOps, he specialises in developing production-ready AI systems, prompt engineering, and responsible AI. Victor also serves as an Adjunct Professor at Northeastern University, teaching applied AI prototyping and LLM-powered application development. He is passionate about creating AI experiences that are both technically robust and intuitive for users.
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29 October 2026 15:00 - 15:30
Panel | The new evaluation stack: Measuring reasoning, workflow quality, and real-world performance
How do you know your AI system is actually working? Not in a test environment. Not on a benchmark. In production, across multi-step tasks, where failures don't always throw an error and drift doesn't always announce itself. Most existing tooling wasn't built for this problem. This session gets into how engineering teams are building eval infrastructure for workflow-based AI: catching silent failures, measuring reasoning quality across decision chains, and closing the gap between controlled evals and real-world performance. Key takeaways: → How to measure reasoning quality across multi-step workflows, not just final output accuracy → The patterns that signal silent failure or drift before they surface as visible errors → What a production-grade eval stack looks like when you're evaluating a workflow, not a single model