Leadership

We've been in your war room.

Hublvu was built by operators who have lived the incidents, escalations, customer commitments, and operational complexity firsthand — not by outsiders designing for a world they haven’t experienced.

The founders

Built from the operation out.

Two founders. Decades of experience building enterprise software, leading engineering organizations, and serving complex global operations.

Anand Gonuguntla

CEO & Co-Founder

Anand brings deep experience building and scaling enterprise operations businesses. Before Hublvu, he was VP & Chief Customer Success Officer at Blueplanet, a Ciena division, with P&L responsibility for a global services organization.

He co-founded Centina Systems in 2006, serving as CEO through its acquisition by Ciena in 2019. Earlier leadership roles included Xtera Communications and Fujitsu Network Communications.

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Phillip Doelling

CTO & Co-Founder

Phillip brings decades of experience building enterprise software and engineering organizations. Before Hublvu, he was Head of Engineering at Blueplanet, leading ~300 software engineers across service fulfillment R&D.

He co-founded Centina Systems in 2006, serving as CTO & CPO through its acquisition by Ciena in 2019. Earlier development roles included Xtera and Alcatel-Lucent.

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How do you say it?
Pronounced “Hubble-view.”

The name reflects what we do: give operations a clearer view of what’s happening across the entire environment.

Why Hublvu

We've seen what happens when operations outgrow the tools built to support them.

Years spent building network software, leading engineering organizations, and working with enterprise operations led to a simple observation:

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The next generation of operations can't just detect problems. It has to reason through them and act.

That's what we're building with Hublvu.

The next shift

Building the future of autonomous operations.

We’re looking for customers, partners, and people who want to help redefine how complex operations run.