Sign In
Get Clay Free →

Suggestions

    Nathan Esquenazi

    Co-founder and CTO at CodePath.org - Bridging the Opportunity Gap in Tech

    Nathan Esquenazi is a dedicated professional with a passion for transforming computer science education for underrepresented minorities. As the Co-founder and CTO of CodePath.org, a nonprofit organization, Nathan has been instrumental in reshaping CS programs at over 50 colleges and universities to increase diversity in the tech industry.

    Nathan thrives in early-stage startup environments, where he can leverage his expertise and contribute meaningfully to companies with fewer than 10 employees. He finds inspiration in the principles of autonomy, mastery, and purpose outlined in Daniel Pink's book 'Drive,' recognizing the importance of motivation in fueling creativity and success.

    With a strong background in full-stack web development, scalability, databases, and infrastructure, Nathan possesses a diverse skill set that extends to product and business development. His passion for open source is evident in his active participation in contributing to projects and fostering a collaborative environment for developers.

    Nathan's specialties include startups, full-stack web development, and proficiency in technologies like Ruby, Rails, Sinatra, Padrino, Javascript, and Android. His academic foundation includes a BS in Informatics and Computer Science from UC Irvine, further enhancing his qualifications in the tech industry.

    Prior to his current role at CodePath.org, Nathan has held key positions such as Lead Platform Engineer at Miso, Co-founder at Alturn Solutions, Lead Software Developer at Quub, Talking Panda, and Cassidy Medical Group, as well as Web Developer at iPodSoft. His diverse experiences have equipped him with a holistic understanding of the startup landscape and technical expertise essential for success.

    Highlights

    Jan 7 · Medium
    We're Teaching Coding All Wrong. Budding computer scientists should… | by Bloomberg Opinion | Bloomberg Opinion - Medium
    Feb 9 · TechCrunch
    How CodePath Trains Developers To Build In A Mobile World - TechCrunch
    Nathan Esquenazi
    Get intro to Nathan
    Add to my network

    Location

    San Francisco, California, United States