#intros - September 2026

Hey everyone, I’m Brian, Head of Marketing at Tinybird. I’ve spent the last decade-plus marketing to developers and technical audiences, from GrabCAD and LogRocket to Aviator and now Tinybird. I’m especially interested in developer marketing, developer communities, and finding ways to make genuinely technical products interesting without dumbing them down.

That’s a big part of what I’m working on at Tinybird, where we’re building real-time data infrastructure on ClickHouse.

We just launched something that’s a good example of the kind of developer marketing I like to do: instead of a standard campaign for our Cluster Management product, we built an interactive 2 a.m. ClickHouse scenario.

If you’re curious: tinybird.co/2amclickhouse

Looking forward to meeting people here and learning what everyone’s working on.

Hi all, Michael here, working in payments and AI. I enjoy connecting with developers building at hackathons and trading ideas. I lead the Stripe Stablecoins Community and look forward to sharing insights.

Hey everyone, I'm Dior, a software engineer specializing in GRC automation, Python development, and AWS cloud security infrastructure.
I spend a lot of time building systems that actually automate compliance and infrastructure security instead of just drowning in paperwork. For example, I recently put together a cinematic, movie-styled walkthrough of a real-time AWS auto-remediation pipeline I built:
From Threat to Self-Healing: Building Real-Time AWS Auto-Remediation
https://youtu.be/9zMSsTNIVo4
Always looking to connect with engineers tackling cloud infrastructure, automation, and security. Excited to learn what everyone is working on here!

hey everyone, I'm Kaveh, cloud/platform architect for the past few years across a few companies. Now building my own thing latchkey.dev, managed GitHub Actions runners focused on keeping CI cheap. Excited to join. Always happy to talk about cloud, terraform, or cicd.

Hey everyone, I am Ashish. Currently transitioning to DevOps and Cloud Engineering an working on a 90 Days of DevOps learning challenge. I'm trying to do hands-on rather than just watching tutorials currently learning and practicing Linux troubleshooting, networking, AWS, Git, Bash, Docker, Kubernetes, CI/CD and automation. I joined this community to learn from people that are already working in DevOps/SRE, share what I am building along the way and hopefully contribute where ever I can. LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/ashishsubedi04
GitHub: github.com/Ashish-6-24 Great to see you

Hi everyone, My name is Sean. I work currently as a data engineer/analyst looking to transition into DevOps/SRE. I wanted to join this community to learn more about DevOps, about how AI is changing the space, and share what I have learned and done so far. I have done a couple personal projects and I currently volunteer with an organization that sets up networks around my city. I help with some monitoring and writing playbooks in Ansible for management of our stack. Excited to be here!

Hey everyone, I'm Luiz. I'm a back-end developer from Brazil, currently working with PHP and Laravel, building REST APIs and integrating internal systems with third-party services. I'm now transitioning into DevOps and Cloud Engineering, and right now I'm studying networking, AWS and Kubernetes. I already work with Linux, Docker, Git, GitHub, GitLab and Bitbucket day to day, and I'm trying to learn by building things rather than just watching tutorials. I joined this community to learn from people already working in DevOps/SRE, share what I'm building along the way, and contribute wherever I can.
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/luiz-filipe-6684082b4

Hey everyone, I’m Namra from Bangalore. I’m a backend engineer and lately I’ve been trying to learn more about everything that happens around the application itself. Things like AWS, Kubernetes, networking, observability, Terraform and how infra is actually managed in production.

That’s mainly why I joined here. Would love to know which channels are the most active for infra and platform engineering. Also curious what people here are currently learning or experimenting with.