Amir Shevat
Former VP of Product and Developer Experience at Twitch, former Director of Developer Relations at Slack, and previous experience at Google and Microsoft. Shares insights on measuring and managing community organizations and developer relations.
Top 3 podcasts with Amir Shevat
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Jul 11, 2024 • 48min
Categorizing the AI Developer Tooling Landscape with Amir Shevat. Discussing Copilot, Tabnine, AI Code Completion, AI Testing, AI Documentation and much more!
Amir Shevat, expert in developer tools, discusses AI developer tool landscape: Code Completion like Copilot, Tabnine, AI Testing with Codium, Heal.dev, AI Documentation with Swimm, Tadata, DevOps Automation with Resolvd, AI Monitoring with second.dev. Emphasizes automation benefits and future AI advancements in software development.
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Jul 7, 2025 • 54min
Top 7 Mistakes Founders Make in Raising Early Stage VC w/ Amir Shevat (Edu)
Amir Shevat, General Partner at Darkmode Ventures and former executive at tech giants like Google and Twitter, joins the conversation. He reveals critical insights about the seven common mistakes founders make when raising early-stage VC. Discover why VC isn't the right choice for every startup and learn how to avoid capturing ‘dumb money.’ Amir uncovers pitfalls in cap tables, the importance of targeting the right investors, and strategies for managing investor timelines. He emphasizes nurturing relationships, even amidst rejection, to foster a thriving startup ecosystem.
Aug 30, 2020 • 34min
Measuring & Managing Community Orgs, Developer Relations and Beyond
Amir Shevat, a former VP at Twitch and expert in product and developer experience, teams up with Mikeal Rogers from Protocol Labs to dive deep into community dynamics. They discuss the challenge of measuring community success and highlight key metrics for developer relations. The conversation also covers the delicate balance between advocating for developers and engaging them as community members. Insights into the structuring of DevRel teams and the impact of internal relationships on community engagement round out this informative discussion.
