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Signed-off-by: Xe Iaso <me@xeiaso.net>
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, notablePublications =
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[ Link::{
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, url = "https://xeiaso.net/talks/2025/ai-chatbot-friends/"
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, title = "Affording your AI chatbot friends"
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, description =
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"A presentation focused at technical experts about the moving parts involved with AI model hosting and how it's not actually expensive to run if you manage the scope and scale correctly."
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}
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, url = "https://blog.heroku.com/how-to-make-progressive-web-app"
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, title = "How to Make a Progressive Web App From Your Existing Website"
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, description =
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"An article summarizing how easy it is to make a webpage into an installable Progressive Web App using APIs available in the most commonly used browsers."
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}
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, Link::{
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"https://web.archive.org/web/20210318102148/https://tech.lightspeedhq.com/palisade-version-bumping-at-scale-in-ci/"
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, title = "Palisade: Version Bumping at Scale in CI"
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, url = "https://www.tigrisdata.com/blog/training-any-cloud/"
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, title = "Training with Big Data on Any Cloud"
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, description =
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"The release post for Palisade, a tool to automate version bumping, release tagging and more."
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"A detailed breakdown of how to use Object Storage to help train Large Language Models / AI models on any cloud provider that has an internet connection."
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}
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, Link::{
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, url = "https://tailscale.com/blog/magicdns-why-name/"
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, title = "Using Tailscale without Using Tailscale"
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"An award-winning April Fools Day post describing how you can use Tailscale via Headscale via Tailscale Funnel. This post is notable for demonstrating all five of the Tailscale company values at the same time."
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, url = "https://fly.io/blog/how-i-fly/"
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, title = "How I Fly"
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"A post about how I use Fly.io to host my personal website and its supporting infrastructure."
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}
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(name: "github", link: "https://github.com/Xe", display: "@Xe"),
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(name: "linkedin", link: "https://www.linkedin.com/in/xe-iaso/", display: resume.name),
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(name: "mastodon", link: "https://pony.social/@cadey", display: "@cadey@pony.social"),
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(name: "twitch", link: "https://twitch.tv/princessxen", display: "princessxen"),
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(name: "tiktok", link: "https://www.tiktok.com/@xeiaso.1337", display: "@xeiaso.1337"),
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tagline: resume.tagline,
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== Experience
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#titleCompany[Senior Cloud Whisperer][Tigris Data]\
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#term[2024-09 -- present][Ottawa, CA]
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At Tigris Data I founded the Developer Relations / Go To Market team. I am responsible for writing educational content, speaking at events, boothing, and evangelizing the product to a global audience. This includes in-person, online, and occasional video content as well as extensive writing for the Tigris Data blog. I am also responsible for the social media strategy and content creation. I maintain the documentation site and work on continuous testing of the product against the AWS SDKs for many languages.
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I also did ghost writing on behalf of my coworkers that are doing awesome things but were not able to take the time to write them up in detail.
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#titleCompany[Senior Techniphilosopher][Fly.io]\
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#term[2023-11 -- 2024-09][Ottawa, CA]
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At Fly.io I am responsible for helping to build the developer relations team from scratch. I am working with the team to create a new developer relations strategy that is focused on helping developers understand the value of Fly.io and how to use it in their projects. This includes in-person, online, and video content as well as occasional writing for the Fly.io and partner companies' blogs.
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I also lead social media posting on websites like X (formerly Twitter) and have contributed heavily to social media strategy and content creation. I am the main maintainer of the Fly.io YouTube and TikTok channels.
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While working here, I became an early expert in AI tooling and how to properly use locally hosted AI models. I am capable of using AI in new products as well as adapting it to existing products.
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#titleCompany[Archmage of Infrastructure][Tailscale]\
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#term[2020-12 -- 2023-10][Ottawa, CA]
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At Tailscale I founded the developer relations team with the goal of inspiring people to use Tailscale in fun and interesting ways. I work with the DevRel team to write articles for #text(fill: blue)[#link("https://tailscale.dev")[tailscale.dev]] to help teach people fundamentals of computer science and networking in the process of learning about new product features and things you can do with them.
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Tailscale has easily been the best job I've ever had and I've had an enormous impact on how Tailscale is percieved by developers worldwide. For a while my actions were directly attributable to MAU growth. One of the hardest projects I've worked on was making DevRel efforts more than single flashes in the pan and create a reason for people to visit the website on a regular basis.
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At Tailscale I founded the developer relations team with the goal of inspiring people to use Tailscale in fun and interesting ways. I worked with the DevRel team to write articles for #text(fill: blue)[#link("https://tailscale.dev")[tailscale.dev]] to help teach people fundamentals of computer science and networking in the process of learning about new product features and things you can do with them.
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I regularly wrote articles and lead internal talks about how to use Tailscale and other technology topics in new and interesting ways.
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