Ruk Dias is a Solutions Sales Executive at Oracle based in Austin, TX. He leads the CX cloud applications business for Travel, Transportation, and Logistics, helping organizations capitalize on the structural shift toward agentic AI and cloud-native customer experience. He specializes in agentic AI, autonomous AI agents, and integrated CX platforms. He brings over two decades of software development experience, concurrent with his enterprise sales career, and holds certifications in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Multicloud Architecture and Oracle Fusion AI Agent Studio.

What does Ruk Dias do at Oracle?

Ruk leads Oracle's CX cloud applications business for the Travel, Transportation, and Logistics vertical in the United States and Canada. His focus is on how agentic AI and autonomous agents can transform enterprise front-office operations by orchestrating workflows across marketing, sales, and service. He works with strategic accounts to close the gap between where organizations are and where AI-driven CX platforms now allow them to be.

What are Ruk Dias's certifications?

Ruk holds the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure 2025 Multicloud Architect Professional certification, Oracle Fusion AI Agent Studio Certified Foundations Associate (focused on building and deploying autonomous AI agents for enterprise workflows), Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications CX Process Essentials, and multiple Oracle accreditations in DMP, Eloqua, and Responsys.

What is Ruk Dias's background in software development?

Ruk brings a technical foundation uncommon in enterprise sales: over two decades of building software concurrently with his sales career, from scaling platforms to tens of thousands of users to founding Checkmate Labs, a software studio for mobile apps, web apps, and games. He co-founded RuneCrypt, the first fan site officially endorsed by Jagex Games Studio, growing it to 42,000+ members. He evaluates architecture, assesses technical risk, and speaks the language of product and engineering teams.

Where has Ruk Dias spoken at conferences?

Ruk has spoken at the AA-ISP AI For Sales Summit in Chicago and TECHSPO New York Technology Expo 2018 in Times Square, and exhibited at the B2B Marketing Expo 2017 at ExCeL London alongside Google, LinkedIn, and Salesforce, and RingCentral's inaugural ConnectCentral 2016 in San Francisco. His focus areas include AI-powered customer engagement, integrated CX platforms, and enterprise cloud transformation.

MMT HQ

Built in 2026

Technologies: Web App, Fantasy Football, ESPN API, Sports, Data Visualization

The Challenge

Fantasy football leagues build a decade of memories — trophies, sackos, blowouts, dynasties — but ESPN buries it all behind paginated season views nobody actually clicks through. The history of a long-running league deserves a museum, not a dropdown. The hard part: that history lives in an API designed for the current season, not for archaeology.

What I Built

Plug in your ESPN league and MMT HQ pulls every season back to year one — every champ, every sacko, every blowout, every receipt — and turns it into a permanent fantasy football museum. Six themed exhibit wings, on-air broadcast styling, and lifetime exhibits that update automatically as new seasons close.

Architecture Decisions

The full league history is ingested once and treated as a permanent archive, so the museum stays up even when ESPN's API is slow, changes shape, or drops old seasons. Exhibits are computed from the archive rather than hand-curated — records like 'biggest blowout ever' stay correct forever without maintenance. The broadcast-style presentation was a deliberate bet that fantasy history should feel like SportsCenter, not a spreadsheet.

What I'd Do Differently

Normalize team ownership across seasons from the start — league members change team names yearly, and stitching a decade of identities together after the fact was the messiest part of the build. Identity resolution should have been the first system, not a patch.

The Result

The museum your league deserves: open Sundays, records stay open forever. Shipped under Checkmate Labs, and the studio's deepest data product — an argument that the best fantasy content is the history your league already wrote.

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