Tamao Nakahara Email & Phone Number

San Francisco, Ca, Us

San Jose, California, Us

San Francisco, California, Us

DevRelCon 2024 is this summer in New York!Thanks so much for MLH hosting in Brooklyn this July 2024!Don't miss the CFP, which closes April 1, 2024!www.devrelcon.com

London , London, Gb

- Report to the CEO- Build and grow a Developer Experience team of engineers, advocates, community managers, and developer marketing managers dedicated to open source and commercial product success.- Manage up and sideways with vision, thought leadership, metrics, strategies for growth, and innovative ways to enable our user and customer communities.- Lead a team that can think outside the box as well as execute on that innovation to optimize the way that our communities can discover our software, have smooth Day 0 learning and getting started, feel supported, heard, and included, and become loyal to spread the word and contribute. - Hire and nurture team members to be top-performing innovators, educators, and empathetic and inclusive community contributors.- Regularly analyze results to adjust strategies, while also setting up smooth pivots to keep the company and team focused on the vision.- Coordinate with other departments, partners, contributors, and foundations to ensure that we are building solutions that customers and the community want.- Connect with prospects and users where they like to gather (online, at conferences, meetups, etc) and how they like to receive information.- Donate an open source project (Flux) to a foundation (Cloud Native Computing Foundation), and meet the requirements to be a top tier (graduated) project.- Path from open source to sales: Merge sales and community tactics to ensure that open source users have the right value-add commercial options for their continued success using the open source technologies.- Path from open source to product: Build deep relationships with open source users to gather product feedback.

London , London, Gb

Building the DevEx team in San Francisco for Weaveworks. Dedicated to user happiness.

DevRelCon 2021 is about your career! Nov 8-10, 2021 www.devrelcon.com3 days online - free - EMEA and Americas times - over 15 hours / day of talks and workshops on:* How to get noticed and hired* How to manage up, sideways, and down* Metrics and building specific skills!Join us! www.devrelcon.com

DevRelCon Earth 2020 kicks off on June 30, 2020!devrelcon.com - Register so that you don't miss it!Join us on Tuesdays and Thursdays throughout July for amazing speakers and discussions on Slack in the following time zones: Asia, EMEA, and the Americas!Register and we will see you online! ;)

Because of COVID-19, this event has been converted to DevRelCon Earth 2020, which joins DevRelCon SF, London, and Tokyo as an online series starting on June 30, 2020. Join us at devrelcon.com!***Join us for year 5 of DevRelCon SF!The CFP is open through January 5, 2020 so submit your proposal today! https://sf2020.devrel.netOur theme is metrics metrics metrics - how we can meet DevRel metrics with metrics such as "Developer Productivity."More details in my blog post: https://devrel.net/events/2020-devrelcon-sf-cfp-is-openJoin the conversation!

devrelcon.com is THE annual San Francisco Bay area conference for Dev Relations and Dev Experience practioners!June 6-7, 2019Submit your abstract to our CFP before it closes on March 9: https://www.papercall.io/devrelcon-san-francisco-2019-cfpThis is the conference where you can meet and learn from your community of dev advocates, community managers, team managers, dev marketers, and people in many roles that share DevRel and DX responsibilities in support, docs, engineering, product, partner engineering, BD, marketing, customer success, and more!Submit an abstract to share your challenges, experiments, successes, and learnings in areas such as metrics, APIs, SDKs, CLIs, dev marketing, open source, community management, product, and more.Where possible, consider our THEME for DevRelCon San Francisco 2019: Diversity and Inclusion of the technical skillsets of your target users and customersStatistically, new and junior developers are a growing majority, and the trend continues. * how to message / do dev marketing in ways that aren’t intimidating or uninviting* how to think about onboarding, design, and docs for prod / apis to be inclusive of junior / diverse audiences* how to gear your open source projects for different levels of future contributors by pointing people to issues that they can tackle (and inviting new contributors through sprints or events such as Hacktoberfest)* how hackathons or other events can balance the goals of sponsoring companies as well as of junior participants and students* how to build a growth path in your dx programs and activities so that people associate your brand with their personal life learning* how to design strategy, metrics, and budget to target audiences that at face value seem too junior for your goalsWe hope this theme leads to relevant talks across the the tracks, fruitful discussions, and strategies that you can take away from the conference and apply to your roles.

If you are in Developer Relations, Community Management, Open Source, Product, Docs, Success, Support, or related, you can't miss the Developer Experience Conference - DevXcon SF 2018!Where? San FranciscoWhen? June 4-5, 2018 (Monday & Tuesday)This is THE practitioner's conference where we come together to share challenges, experiences, solutions, and ideas all around developer happiness and success. Come with your war stories and successes, and share them through speaking, discussion groups, unconfs, and general conversation in our lounge. This year's vision is around deepening the conversations around Developer relations, marketing, success, and community-building through approaching questions around product and UX: * Is there such a thing as UX that is specific for developer audiences? * If so, how do we build, market, document, and introduce developer users to our products in a positive way? * Also, can we create streamlined and measurable ways for Developer Advocates and Community Managers to bring back often one-off product feedback to PMs in a way that can be digested and prioritized? * How do you create open source strategies for your product, build successful contributors, and measure back to business needs?We will be going over these questions and mores, so don’t miss the chance to take part in the conversation!Don't miss devxcon.com !This is a volunteer-run event and we do it out of our passion for Developer Experience. We also thank major sponsors such as GitHub who believe in our vision and generously give us support 💖. I look forward to seeing you at the event!Best,Tamao NakaharaDevXcon SF 2018 co-organizer

https://2017.devxcon.comDevXCon is the practitioner-to-practitioner conference for developer experience and developer relations. Come hear the best practices and pitfalls for end-to-end developer evangelism, onboarding and success.Register today to see our amazing speakers and meet other practitioners in fields as wide as docs, engineering, product, training, support, marketing, customer success, and more!

Co-organizing devrelcon.com in San Francisco - April 16, 2016 with Arun Gupta and Matthew Revell!Speakers so far:Tim Falls (Keen.io) Rey Bango (Microsoft)Rob Spectre (Twilio)Adam FitzGerald (AWS)Christian Heilmann (Microsoft)Grace Francisco (Atlassian)Adam DuVander (CTL.io)& More to come! Register today and sponsor!

San Francisco, Ca, Us

* Manage a growing team of marketing program managers and developer advocates who wear community manager hats at all times to promote community happiness and advocacy.* Apply agile techniques and leadership to build teams with minimized friction, high morale, and room to grow and innovate.* Build online goodwill programs and relationships through a champions program, community forum, web and social campaigns, and foundations and groups sponsorships.* Build in-person goodwill programs and relationships through user groups events, hosting open source and diversity groups, and developer and champions events.* Build programs that fuel the passion of our users and empower them to advocate our products.

San Francisco, California, Us

Run programs for the open source communities that Pivotal supports: Spring, Cloud Foundry, Apache Hadoop, RabbitMQ, Redis, Groovy, Grails, Apache Tomcat, MADlib and R.External communications and engagements:* Online engagements: Run online campaigns, Develop programs that reward and enable community evangelists, Sponsor online content (blogs, articles), Engage developer communities through social media, Develop technical and educational video series.* Onsite engagements: Run developer meetup series on open source (Pivotal Open Source Hub) and Pivotal products (Pivotal User Group), Run Customer/Prospect technical hands-on activities and events, Run major Pivotal's developer events (SpringOne 2GX in the US, SpringOne on the Road in EMEA), Sponsor and project manage participation at major developer events (OSCON, JavaOne, Devoxx, DevNexus, and smaller events).Internal communications and engagements:* Coordinate and collaborate with developer evangelists, Training, Field Engineers, Sales, R&D, Field Marketing, Corporate Marketing, and executive staff on strategy and execution of programs.* Work with global teams of internal collaborators, stakeholders, and customers.* Develop internal processes to streamline communication and time to execution.* Manage and execute the creation of assets and activities that trigger the "ah-ha" moment for developers, customers, and prospects with our technology.* Use internal communications and tools to advertise and share useful assets with internal teams.

Palo Alto, Ca, Us

Communities programs primarily for Cloud Foundry and Spring.

Palo Alto, Ca, Us

Ecosystem marketing and GTM for Oracle DB and software virtualization on VMware vSphere. Additional partner marketing for SpringSource, SAP, BEA, IBM Software, and CareFusion.

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