Zach‍‍‍ Krall‍ is a Co-Founder at RAID: Talks on Research, AI, and Design. He possess expertise in html, css, javascript, node.js, vue.js and 26 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "I worked closely with Zach as we built the Moment editing experience. I found Zach to be deeply knowledgeable about React, JavaScript, and the browser environment. Zach consistently brought new ideas to the team, built new tools, and improved existing tooling. Zach cared deeply about the quality of the product we delivered as well as the quality of the code we shipped. He was a joy to work with, gave great feedback, was collaborative by nature, and improved every project he worked on.", "Zach is one of the few creative technologists who truly earns that claim. A talented engineer and designer, his work demonstrates a deep understanding of the links between form, function, and expression. He’s as much a part of the tech world as he is a part of the art world, and can just as easily work with startup founders and project managers as he can with poets and musicians. The ability to truly straddle both of these worlds is rarer than people think, and provides an invaluable sense of cultural context, awareness, and connection to every project regardless of what it’s for. He is both meticulous and practical, understanding that being detail-oriented comes with unique constraints, and is brilliant at communicating what’s required for an all-around successful project. Zach is also just really fun to work with, bringing a wealth of knowledge and a touch of humor to every meeting.", and "Zach is a unicorn. He's not only a stellar and versatile engineer with exceptional front-end expertise, but his instincts for organization and communication make him a 10x contributor in a lean organization. As someone who specializes in being one of the first non-engineers at tech startups, I expect to have to coach engineers on things like recruiting, team communication, or the other operational miscellanea where our jobs intersect. Working with Zach was different; he was almost like an ops partner to me. He has the ability to see around corners, and his suggestions were always spot-on. I often came to him for advice when I was struggling with a complex problem, or thinking through how to automate a process. He would suggest alternatives that hadn't occurred to me, present perspectives that I hadn't thought of, and show me tools I wasn't aware of. Zach would be a fantastic addition to any organization that can leverage his operational instincts, and value/socialize the "glue work" that is second nature to him."