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Developer advocates in the US at API companies like Stripe, Telnyx or AssemblyAI
14 results across 14 people
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Anna Spysz20y exp
Developer Advocate at Stripe
Portland, Oregon, United StatesRecently started
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Sam Gutentag13y exp
Senior Developer Advocate at Deepgram | Voice AI: speech-to-text, text-to-speech, and voice agents | Helping developers build software you can talk with
Santa Barbara, California, United StatesRecently started
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Ed Charbeneau27y exp
Sr. Developer Advocate
Shelbyville, Kentucky, United StatesRecently started
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Shivani Brijmohan9y exp
Developer Advocate at Twilio Inc.
New York City Metropolitan Area· 3y at co.Likely open
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Uladzislau Ionash12y exp
Developer Advocate at Telnyx
Chicago, Illinois, United States· 5y at co.Likely open
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Sonam G.11y exp
Developer Advocate @ Telnyx | Podcast Host | Data Scientist
United States· 1y at co.Possibly open
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Anusha Thukral6y exp
Developer Advocate | AI Certified | Passionate about AI | Cognitive Systems | 3x Salesforce Certified | Agentblazer Legend
United StatesRecently started
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Benjamin Aronov16y exp
Developer Advocate | Befriending AI before it’s too late
New York, New York, United States· 4y at co.Likely open
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Charles R.20y exp
Grand Nagus at Vonage | Polyglot programmer🧑💻Father🧓Backpacker🥾
Medford, New York, United States· 4y at co.Likely open
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Dwane Hemmings7y exp
5-city workshop tour -> createherfest.com/dialed-in
Orlando, Florida, United States· 7y at co.Possibly open
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Jeremy Foster22y exp
Developer Advocate, Technology Consultant, Teacher, Speaker, Ex-Microsoft
Hansville, Washington, United States· 1y at co.
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Alexandra Williams14y exp
Senior Software Engineer | Developer Advocate
New York, New York, United States· 1y at co.
W. Ian Douglas20y exp
Customer/Product Advocate, API Architect/Engineer, Tech Educator, Conference Speaker, Developer Enablement
Arvada, Colorado, United StatesRecently started
Joey de Villa18y exp
Developer Advocate @ NetFoundry | Sharing tech knowledge from AI to Ziti | If there’s a “Weird Al” with an accordion, why not a “Weird A.I.” with an accordion?
Tampa, Florida, United StatesRecently started
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