

Jack Pertschuk
Former Principal Engineer and founding engineer at Pinecone, focused on algorithms, applied research, and vector search/index efficiency; experienced in ML systems and neural search technologies.
Top 3 podcasts with Jack Pertschuk
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Jul 29, 2025 • 47min
[Video Episode] Databases in Higher Dimensions: A Conversation with Jack Pertschuk | Talking Serverless #68
Jack Pertschuk, Principal Engineer at Pinecone, dives into the world of LLM-centric architectures and vector databases. He reveals what it takes to build reliable and scalable LLM applications. The discussion includes the significance of vector embeddings in enhancing data retrieval and chatbot functionality. Jack discusses Pinecone’s innovative approaches to recommendation systems using 'vibe tags.' He also highlights the evolution of serverless technologies and the integration of probabilistic methods in AI applications, providing insights for both developers and enthusiasts.

Nov 5, 2025 • 30min
Pinecone is Democratizing Access to Vector Database Technology
Jack Pertschuk, former Principal Engineer at Pinecone, dives into the world of vector databases and their critical role in AI and search technology. He discusses the challenges of educating the market about this evolving tech and the importance of hybrid retrieval methods. Jack emphasizes how context engineering can enhance response accuracy for large language models. He shares practical advice for teams considering vector search adoption, highlighting the need for strategic metrics and evaluation to maximize their ROI.

Jul 29, 2025 • 47min
#68 - Databases in Higher Dimensions: A Conversation with Jack Pertschuk | Talking Serverless #68
Jack Pertschuk, Principal Engineer of Algorithms and Platforms at Pinecone, dives into the world of vector databases and their pivotal role in AI applications. He shares insights on architecting scalable LLM-centric systems and the nuances of handling high-dimensional data. Jack discusses innovative use cases, from biotechnology to AI image classification, emphasizing the significance of metrics and experimentation. He also highlights Pinecone's ease of integration in serverless architecture, transforming how engineers work with data.


