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Product · Engineering

Jonah Adeyemi

Developer Advocate, Stackwell

Berlin

Jonah Adeyemi is a developer advocate at Stackwell, where he owns the first ten minutes of every new user’s experience: the docs, the command line’s first run and the sample apps. He rewrote Stackwell’s getting-started guide eleven times in a year, judging each version by how many people reached a working deploy, and cut the median time to first deploy from twenty-six minutes to four.

Before Stackwell he was a backend engineer at a Berlin food delivery start-up. He lives in Neukölln, plays bass in a band that rehearses more than it performs, and answers developers’ questions on a livestream every Thursday.

At Summit

In the same track

  • Daniel Reis

    CTO, Stackwell

    Running a deployment platform for forty thousand teams with eight engineers and a boring stack

  • Grace Liu

    VP Product, Orbital

    Turning roadmaps into commitments a company keeps, for logistics software across Southeast Asia

  • Maya Okafor

    VP Design, Lumio

    Designing business banking for three million small traders on low-cost phones and patchy networks

  • Lucas Moreau

    Principal Engineer, Halden

    Building the data and inference platform behind a support product, and making it observable

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9–10 June 2027 · Armazém 7, Lisbon

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