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# ELC Annual 2022
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Making Bold Decisions and Taking Risks in Your Career — The Journeys of 3 Women Leaders

Annie Cheng
Claire Hough
Lisa Gelobter
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Annie Cheng, Claire Hough, Lisa Gelobter & 1 more speaker

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We’re back with another episode live from ELC Annual 2024’s podcast booth! Patrick discusses the practices and rituals around effective hiring & recruiting with a few speakers and roundtable hosts from ELC Annual 2024, including Lawrence Bruhmuller (SVP of Engineering @ Great Expectations), Eric Fettner (Co-Founder @ Job Sauce), and Scott Swedberg (CEO & Co-Founder @ Job Sauce). Scott shares insights & takeaways from his roundtable conversation on assessing career growth & determining next steps during this trend of eng orgs continuing to become flatter. Eric and Lawrence also stop by the booth to share about their unique partnership, hiring best practices, ensuring candidates maintain your org’s engineering culture, and more.
This episode came live from ELC Annual 2024! Local ELC chapter leaders from across the globe share some of their favorite leadership principles, covering topics like how to sell your ideas & gain buy-in from senior leaders, how to manage yourself and your regulate emotions, how to leverage curiosity in tough conversations, how to build psychological safety and more! Thank you Ali Littman (VP of Engineering @ Modern Health), Mehmet Sencer Kardayi (CTO @ Dexter Energy), Tarik Kilick (Engineering Manager @ Booking.com), and Liz Sink (Director of Engineering @ Amount) for sharing your insights + a huge thank you to all of our local leaders for what you do to make community happen across the world! Check out all of our local chapters & get involved here: elc.community/home/clubs
We’re back with another session from ELC Annual 2024! This episode features an engaging session on collaboration & innovation in the time of AI with Anurag Agarwal, VPE, Google Workspace @ Google, and Lizzie Matusov, Co-Founder & CEO @ Quotient! In this conversation, they dissect how AI is transforming not only the products engineering teams are building but also how teams work together internally. They cover how Google / Google Workplace specifically use AI both internally & externally, strategies for creating & maintaining alignment across a large org, how Anurag addressed challenges during this transitional period, and more.
One of the most important aspects of success is a team’s ability to collaborate – but it can also be one of the most challenging parts. In this episode, we’re highlighting a popular session ELC Annual 2024 on how to encourage collaboration, ultimately increasing productivity and creating more likely outcomes of success. This conversation features Marcel Weekes, VP of Product Engineering @ Figma, and Arquay Harris, former VP of Engineering @ Webflow. This conversation also features a robust Q&A session from ELC Annual attendees on their most pressing collaboration questions – including diagnosing teams that are struggling to collaborate, how to measure the success of collaborative tools, strategies for building rituals / processes around collaboration, and much more.
In this presentation, Wiremock demonstrated their API developer productivity platform, addressing common challenges like API dependencies that slow down development. The demo highlighted how Wiremock enables parallel development by allowing teams to create mock APIs, letting front-end and back-end teams work simultaneously, even before the actual API is ready. Community members can see how this approach speeds up iteration and improves team collaboration. The session also covered advanced features such as dynamic responses, stateful mocking, and validation, making it easier to maintain realistic and efficient development environments. More info: "WireMock is an API Developer Productivity Platform. They help developers and testing teams to overcome challenges related to dependencies on unstable third-party APIs, limited sandboxes, or internal APIs that delay their work. By enabling developers and testing teams to mock/virtualize these APIs dependencies, they can create isolated environments which allows them to deliver faster, reduce time to market, increase velocity and product quality throughout their development cycle."
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LanceDB highlighted their advanced database solution tailored for multimodal AI. Designed to streamline the transition from demo to production, LanceDB addresses common challenges like scaling, cost efficiency, and retrieval quality. It supports hybrid search methods, allowing users to combine vector, full-text, and graph searches for high-quality results. Their serverless cloud and enterprise solutions provide scalable storage and efficient query capabilities, making it a versatile choice for organizations managing extensive AI datasets. More info: "LanceDB is the multimodal database for AI. From search to RAG to training LLMs, LanceDB helps engineering teams shipping AI models and applications get to higher scale and better performance at a fraction of the cost."
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In this presentation, Crafting introduces its cloud-based development platform aimed at simplifying complex development workflows. Crafting enables developers to work entirely through a browser, offering a seamless, cloud-hosted environment with features like a web terminal, web-based VS Code, and integration with local tools. The platform allows for standardized environments, supports complex setups with microservices, and facilitates debugging and testing through instant changes. It also provides shared staging environments, where developers can safely test and debug their services without disrupting others. Crafting aims to streamline the development process, allowing for quicker iterations and increased productivity. More info: "Crafting Inc provides the innovative development platform as a one-stop solution for engineering teams to work productively in simplified, rapid-replicable environments at low cost."
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Alerty showcased a monitoring platform tailored for frontend teams, filling a gap in existing tools that focus mainly on backend needs. Unlike traditional solutions like Datadog, Alerty offers user experience monitoring and error tracing for frontend applications. The demo showcased Alerty’s automatic alert setup and AI-driven troubleshooting, helping teams quickly resolve issues like typos and DNS errors. Integrating with frontend technologies like Next.js, it provides detailed insights into performance and user interactions, emphasizing ease of setup and actionable alerts. More info: "Alerty is an AI SRE that can monitor your app, answer questions, send intelligent alerts, and automate issue resolution."
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Resourcely showcased its solution aimed at simplifying the work of infrastructure and DevOps teams. In the modern DevOps landscape, developers often face hurdles when managing cloud infrastructure, such as configuring S3 buckets or setting up databases. Resourcely addresses these challenges by providing two core components: blueprints and guardrails. Blueprints offer developers pre-configured patterns for cloud resources, while guardrails ensure compliance with best practices. By integrating these elements, Resourcely enables developers to move faster and stay focused on coding, while automating reviews and approvals for risky configurations. The session emphasized how Resourcely aims to boost productivity without compromising security or configuration standards. More info: "Resourcely helps engineering leaders ensure reliability, scalability, availability, and security of cloud infrastructure by enabling developers via self-service. Our customers can quickly set up golden patterns (blueprints) and guardrails (desired configuration settings) to guide developers towards correct configuration. Resourcely creates standard Terraform that works with customers' existing tools and pipelines."
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Bacca introduces its groundbreaking AI-powered SRE designed to alleviate operational burdens from engineering teams. The speaker discusses the challenges faced in managing incident response and system reliability, highlighting the frequent firefighting that hampers productivity. Bacca aims to change this dynamic by leveraging AI to autonomously analyze incidents, gather historical context, and suggest actionable solutions, all within familiar tools like Slack. The demo showcases Bacca’s ability to provide insights and streamline incident management, ultimately enabling teams to focus on innovation rather than maintenance. For those interested in enhancing their operational efficiency, Bacca invites viewers to explore a partnership for integrating this AI solution into their engineering workflows. More info: “Bacca is the first AI-powered SRE designed to own your on-call shift. Seamlessly integrated with your existing operation tools such as Datadog, PagerDuty and Slack, bacca jumps into action at the first sign of trouble, forming triage plans, conducting investigations, and arriving at a trustworthy root cause analysis. Just like your most experienced engineer, bacca leverages historical operational experience and institutional knowledge to troubleshoot incidents with precision, all while maintaining the highest levels of security and privacy. Bacca is the perfect partner for growth-stage engineering teams experiencing operation challenges, reducing incident MTTR and freeing up your valuable engineering resources so you can focus more on innovations over operations.”
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