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Ex-Cloudflare engineers in London, Lisbon, or Austin who joined between 2022 and 2024 and look likely to be affected by the May 7, 2026 layoff.
4 results across 4 people
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Brian Brunner7y exp
Member of Technical Staff @ OpenAI
Austin, Texas, United StatesRecently started
SpanishProduct ManagementUser Interface DesignProduct Design+17
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David (Dave) P.13y exp
never been to a Coldplay concert
Austin, Texas Metropolitan AreaRecently started
KoreanC#.NET FrameworkKubernetes+10
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Alina Mihaela Dumitrache6y exp
Cloudflare One | Senior Specialist Solutions Engineer at Cloudflare
London, England, United KingdomRecently started
PresalesQuality AssuranceNetwork AdministrationNetworking+26
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Jenny C.8y exp
Infrastructure Strategy, Automation @ Cloudflare
Austin, Texas, United StatesRecently started
Chinese(Mandarin) (Professional working proficiency)English (Full professional proficiency)Korean (Native or bilingual proficiency)Python (Programming Language)+19
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