Replit Expands Government Business and Hires Corporate Affairs President

Oct 22, 2026
Replit is expanding its government business worldwide and appointed former AWS executive Michael Greenwald as president of corporate affairs.

Replit is expanding its government business worldwide and appointed former AWS executive Michael Greenwald as president of corporate affairs, the company announced in a press release.

Greenwald previously served as director of global executive relations at AWS, where he worked on international expansion and adoption of its AI products by governments and institutions. He also spent nearly a decade at the United States Treasury Department in policy and intelligence roles covering Europe, Africa and the Middle East.

Replit says government agencies in the United States and other countries already use its software creation platform. Jordan's Ministry of Education and National Council for Future Technology used it to build Siraj, an AI learning assistant serving 1.3 million users across 5,800 schools. Replit is also working with Saudi Arabian AI company HUMAIN to provide AI coding agents to students.

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