Elisha Tan Email & Phone Number

San Francisco, Ca, Us

Menlo Park, Ca, Us

I work with various internal and external stakeholders to drive developer product adoption globally and regionally. As a senior member of the team, I manage million dollars worth of partnerships, create team and market strategy, and supported my team to execute. Partnerships I led collectively acquired 40k developers building on our AR product, Meta Spark. I was promoted to senior level after 1.5 years in this role.Programs I've managed include:- Global Spark AR Challenge- School of AR (India)

Menlo Park, Ca, Us

In addition to my DevRel role, I worked on product strategy and requirements doc for an upcoming developer API product.

Menlo Park, Ca, Us

I helped launch the Developer Circles program globally and drove regional expansion in APAC. I've work with various internal and external stakeholders (including government, brands, media, startups, and developers) and led 70+ community leaders to build developer communities across Asia. In 4 years, Developer Circles reached >80,000 developers in APAC, upskilling and helping developers with employment and startup opportunities. Programs I've managed include:- JavaScript Development Course in partnership with Hacktiv8- Developer Circles Vietnam Innovation Challenge in partnership with CoderSchool- Women of Developer Circles- #TechbyHer APAC Online Conference

Menlo Park, Ca, Us

I create content marketing Facebook developer tools to developers in Asia-Pacific. I've plan, market, and ran webinars to educate developers on Facebook developer tools; wrote case studies on how companies use these tools; and created presentation decks used at various FbStart events.

San Francisco, Us

Average Foundation supports the idea of one - one person, one time, one small act of kindness.By funding community projects, I want to remove the financial pressures and help people get started in contributing and doing small acts of kindness for their communities.In a year, AF's funded projects:- Fed 100 meals to the homeless- Provide 20 low-income families meals for Thanksgiving- Helped transgender youths stay in school- Improved mental wellbeing for 200 people through plant ownership- Supported safety for vulnerable people and businesses in Chinatown- Encouraged play while reducing waste through sharing 360 toysRead more at: http://averagefoundation.com/

Singapore, Sg

Technology is meant to be accessible by all. TechLadies is a community-led initiative for women in Asia to connect, learn, and advance as programmers in the tech industry. I led a team of 13 women in the committee and 80 volunteers (mostly software engineers) to run workshops, panel discussions, coding bootcamp, and mentorship program. TechLadies now has >5000 members across Asia, taught >500 ladies in Singapore and Malaysia coding skills that saw >12 ladies (without any prior programming background) switch careers into technical roles. Our TechLadies Bootcamp graduates are employed by GuavaPass, Singapore Power, and Kaligo.

Singapore, Sg

Learnemy is an online marketplace where you can find instructors and in-person recreational classes. I've raised $50k for this startup, built and launched the product, and worked with key Southeast Asia tech media to cover its launch. Learnemy had served more than 250 instructors and 900 learners.Notable instructors include athletes who have represented Singapore, Malaysia and Sabah in competitions, community leaders of the local technology user groups and software engineers at PayPal, NEO, Pirate3D.

Palo Alto, Ca, Us

I needed to get some clarity on my startup so I moved to the Bay Area for 3 months. There, I interned at The Founder Institute, the world's largest entrepreneur training and startup launch program, helping aspiring founders across the globe build enduring technology companies. Based in Silicon Valley, the Founder Institute has helped launch over 1,310 companies in 5 years. At The Founder Institute, I market all of the accelerator’s events across 85 cities, 40 countries, and 6 continents. I've also contributed some articles on the company's blog, and put together a highly rated Product Development course on Udemy that has attracted more than 4500 students.