Jan 2021 – Present · 5 yrs 2 mos · San Francisco Bay Area

• Member of First Round’s Angel Track 9 cohort  — a masterclass and community for angel investors and established operators.

Jan 2021 – Jan 2022 · 1 yr · New York City Metropolitan Area

• Full-time advisor to the team behind Uniswap, the leading DeFi protocol, for a few months.
• Paired with the leadership team to flesh out the developer strategy, elevate Uniswap’s developer experience, and grow the developer ecosystem.
• Helped design the Swap Widget, a customizable React component for developers to bring the Uniswap Protocol to any apps.

Jan 2018 – Jan 2020 · 2 yrs · San Francisco Bay Area

• Transitioned to the newly created Product organization led by our CPO.
• Led product for Stripe’s overall developer experience, encompassing all the touchpoints developers go through from the moment they sign up to running their business live on the platform.
• Introduced brand new Stripe developer products on stage with live demos at Stripe events alongside the leadership team, including Issuing, Terminal, Payouts, and Identity. Partnered with all the product leaders and engineering managers, and acted as the customer zero of their developer products to get the products ready for launch.
• Launched a redesign of Stripe’s developer documentation to make it more personal and better guide users within our expanding platform, a cross-functional effort with all PMs and stakeholders.
• Interviewed dozens of developers and leaders to constantly gather feedback and keep tabs on what Stripe could do to further help them build and grow their businesses.
• Spoke each year at Convergence, Stripe’s internal conference, to demo prototypes of not-yet-released products to the company, such as an early version of what was launched in 2022 as Tap To Pay on iPhone.

Jan 2015 – Jan 2019 · 4 yrs · San Francisco Bay Area

• Joined Stripe late 2015 to build and lead global developer relations.
• Led product efforts to raise the bar on Stripe’s developer onboarding. Redesigned Stripe’s documentation, helped build new developer abstractions such as Apple Way for the Web, and launched a new Developer Dashboard.
• Built a dozen of flagship demos to demonstrate how to build a business on Stripe, including a marketplace, a SaaS, a pop-up store accepting in-person payments, and live coding them on stage to showcase the simplicity of Stripe.
• Co-created Stripe Sessions with the Marketing team, a series of users events to showcase the Stripe platform. Keynote speaker at all the events in San Francisco, New York, London, Paris, and Stockholm.
• Helped launch Stripe in a dozen new countries, including France, Germany, Benelux, Singapore, and Japan.
• Partnered with the Corp Dev team on investments and acquisitions, integrating teams like RunKit within Stripe as well as the Index team which became Stripe Terminal.

Sep 2013 – Nov 2015 · 2 yrs 2 mos · Greater London, England, United Kingdom

• First member of Twitter’s Developer Relations internationally.
• Built relationships and trust with countless entrepreneurs and developers across the globe, and inspired them to build on the Twitter Platform. Performed engaging live demos on APIdays, API Strategy conferences, such as flying drones and capturing photos from the audience sending Tweets to show the power of the Twitter APIs.
• Part of the core product team launching Fabric, Twitter’s mobile developer platform, and Digits, a way for people to securely sign in to apps with their phone number rather than a password. Fabric combined the power of Crashlytics, Fastlane, MoPub, TwitterKit, and Digits in a single platform with an unprecedented developer experience for iOS and Android developers.
• Core speaker on a worldwide developer tour in 2015, Twitter Flock, leading me to meet thousands of developers at events and conferences in dozens of cities across the US, Europe, and Asia.
• Keynote speaker at Twitter Flight in San Francisco during Jack Dorsey’s keynote, where I built an iPhone app live on stage using a dozen of new features in under 15 minutes, including payments with Stripe and identity with Amazon Cognito, all the way to getting the app ready for the App Store.
• Fabric has since been acquired by Google and integrated within Firebase.

Sep 2008 – Sep 2013 · 5 yrs · Greater Paris Metropolitan Region

• Jolicloud was a pioneer in cloud computing with the Jolibook, the first personal cloud computer, and Joli OS, the first cloud OS designed for netbooks and low-cost computers.
• Built and released the first versions of the operating system leading to the Series A of $4.2M led by Atomico and Mangrove Ventures.
• Designed and launched Joli OS, the first cloud operating system paving the way toward products like Chrome OS and the Chromebook, and pushing the envelope of what the browser could do with HTML5. Joli OS was installed on over 2 million computers around the world.
• Led a team of 20 engineers and product designers, with technologies and surface areas spanning from the cloud platform to the web interfaces and down to the Linux kernel.
• Launched the Jolibook, the first personal computer with Joli OS preinstalled, a partnership between our Jolicloud design and engineering teams and two hardware and manufacturing companies. It was a finalist for “Netbook of the Year” at Engadget Awards, alongside Google’s first Chromebook.
• Introduced the Jolicloud Open Platform, making it possible for developers to build their simple Node.js components to bring their apps, media, and storage services to all Jolicloud users.

Oct 2007 – Jul 2008 · 9 mos · Greater Paris Metropolitan Region

• Continued working part-time for Netvibes while finishing my CS degree, and returned for a longer internship a few months later in February.
• Built and open sourced the Netvibes.org platform directly with the CTO, releasing our set of JavaScript libraries and UWA, the Universal Widget API, and the corresponding developer documentation.
• Contributed to the core compilers letting developers build their widgets once, and have them seamlessly run on iGoogle, Opera, MacOS X Dashboard, and Windows.
• Netvibes has been acquired by Dassault Systèmes in 2012 and stopped maintaining the open source platform, but still runs on the foundation of UWA to this day.

Jun 2007 – Sep 2007 · 3 mos · Greater Paris Metropolitan Region

• Netvibes was the first personalized start page, enabling millions of users to have all their information at their fingertips. I joined the product and engineering team for the summer.
• Designed and launched in production some of the key widgets, including the first Facebook Widget, immediately becoming the most successful widget launch on the platform.
• Participated in the first Facebook Developer Garage events in Europe, among the first developers building on the Facebook APIs and Facebook Platform.