Tyler Postle — Co-Founder
❗ Most teams shipping agents have no idea if it's actually working. ❗ Your agents are in production. Users are interacting with them every day. But PMs are waiting on engineers to pull logs, engineers are buried in reactive debugging, and nobody has a clear answer to: is this actually driving outcomes? The result? Slow iteration, misaligned priorities, and AI investments that are hard to defend. Voker closes that loop. ✅ PMs can surface trends, review conversations, and drive improvements, without waiting on engineering. ✅ Engineers set up once and hand off visibility, not tickets. ✅ Teams move from gut feeling → real metrics → measurable impact. 🚀 If your product team is ready to build agents that are actually measurable, explainable, and aligned with real outcomes, start with Voker.
Stackforce AI infers this person is a SaaS and Data Science expert with a strong focus on AI-driven solutions.
Location: San Francisco, California, United States
Experience: 11 yrs 3 mos
Skills
- Ai Infrastructure
- Product Management
- Data Science
- Business Analytics
- Analytics
- Technology Management
- Data Analysis
- Reporting
- Research
- Engineering
- Operations Management
Career Highlights
- Founder of No-Code AI builder Voker.
- Led data science teams at multiple organizations.
- Expert in AI infrastructure and analytics.
Work Experience
Voker (YC S24)
Co-Founder (1 yr 9 mos)
AppFolio
Director of Business Data Science & Analytics (7 mos)
Director of Data Science & Analytics - Payments, Screenings, Insurance (1 yr 5 mos)
Lull
VP of Technology and Analytics (1 yr 1 mo)
Director of Data Science (1 yr 1 mo)
Senior Data Science Manager (1 yr)
Data Science Manager (8 mos)
Lead Analyst (1 yr 1 mo)
Marketing Analyst (5 mos)
Entrepreneur's Association at UCSB
Chief Operations Officer (1 yr 11 mos)
UC Santa Barbara
Undergraduate Researcher (2 yrs 9 mos)
Summer Institute in Mathematics and Science
Undergraduate Researcher (1 mo)
UCLA Olive View Medical Center
Hospital Intern (3 mos)
Education
at Y Combinator
Physics at UC Santa Barbara
at Granada Hills Charter
Investigations in Engineering at The Johns Hopkins University