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Mobile Analytics & Engagement Platform

Mobile Analytics & Engagement Platform

Build better customer experiences with Localytics. Deliver personalized mobile app campaigns that boost engagement, loyalty, and conversion.

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Lindsay K. Houle

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Enablement Leader @ Gusto Retirement

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I'm a Staff Frontend Engineer with 10 years of experience building scalable, performant web applications across early-stage startups, growth-stage companies, and public enterprises like Chewy. I specialize in modern frontend frameworks (Vue 3, Nuxt, Composition API), state management (Pinia), and UI systems (Tailwind, component libraries), with a focus on developer experience, testing (Vitest, Playwright, Percy). Beyond writing code, I care deeply about engineering culture and the growth of those around me. In previous roles, I’ve led teams and mentored engineers across levels—helping shape onboarding experiences, guided architectural decisions, and created systems that enable others to move faster and with more confidence. Throughout my career, I’ve contributed at every stage of the product lifecycle—from launching MVPs at scrappy startups to scaling mature features in public companies. I’m especially energized by product-led teams where engineers have a seat at the table and where great collaboration drives real impact.

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Engineering Manager at Lattice

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Group Product Manager at Spotify

Yasyf Mohamedali

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Global Partner Ecosystem Leadership | Scaling Revenue & Product Adoption | Building High-Impact Teams | AI & GTM Strategy

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Starting my next thing :)

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CMO at Benchling || Ex- Calm, Udemy, Meta (Facebook), Google

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PLEASE NOTE: I do not want nor appreciate cold calls, emails, or messages. If you've got something that you think will be a mutually beneficial conversation for all parties, you can book twenty minutes via the Calendly link at the top of my page. Thanks! You've heard of "T-shaped" versus "I-shaped" people? I spend a lot of time trying to be ▮-shaped. Over the last few years I've moved out of core engineering flows, but somehow seem to always end up back in the thick of it. I'm comfortable leading or contributing to most parts of the software stack, from throwing Terraform and CloudFormation at cloudy problems to slinging around React and Svelte. And since I wrote the first half of this paragraph in something like 2015, I've accidentally become an audio/video engineer and produced large-scale conferences both in person and from the comfort of my office chair (because COVID was a thing). Over time I've moved from being a software developer to a product architect and leader, but that means I need to understand both the ten-thousand-foot view as well the view from the trenches. And all of this stuff is done by humans, and being able to play nice with others isn't optional. Keeping and balancing these different aspects of navigating a tech shop has put me in some pretty cool roles throughout my career, and I'm always looking for how I can grow and improve next. This sounds pretty over-earnest when I read it, but I also mean it, so. Hi!

Patrick Scranton

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Regional Vice President, Eastern US @ Aidoc | Clinical AI, SaaS, GTM | Trusted Advisor | Proud Dad