Giorgio Natili is Senior Director and Head of AI Engineering at Oracle, where he architects sovereign, enterprise-grade AI systems and leads an global engineering organization spanning Nashville, Seattle, EMEA, and South Asia. His work centers on agentic orchestration, long-horizon memory, and AI governance frameworks built on data sovereignty and privacy by design.

Born and raised in Rome, Natili began his career building technology for Italian institutions, including the Carabinieri and the Polizia di Stato, and was an early advocate for web accessibility standards such as WCAG across Italy and Europe. He later moved to the United States to work at the frontier of technology, holding senior engineering leadership roles at Amazon (Kindle and Payments), Capital One, Mozilla Firefox, and Opaque Systems, where he built AI- and human-centric products used by tens of millions of people while embedding regulation, ethics, and data sovereignty into their architecture.

Natili is an Invited Senior Advisor to the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (DESA) on data and AI sovereignty, and serves as a board member of MedVR, a technical mentor at MIT, and part-time lecturer and Chairman of the Advisory Panel at Tacoma Community College.

Natili has published four books on artificial intelligence and software development and delivered more than 100 tech talks worldwide, including at the World Bank, Seattle and Chicago AI Weeks, and Codemotion Italia Natili also contributed heavily to the organization of Confidential Computing Summit with a special focus on the content and agent. He is also the inventor of two granted U.S. patents in AI-driven data protection.

He holds a Master's in Artificial Intelligence (in progress) from the University of Colorado Boulder, alongside executive AI education from Stanford and MIT.