Joining a developer experts program to leverage your career

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This document discusses joining a developer experts program to advance one's career. It provides definitions of such programs, generally run by tech companies to promote their technologies. Requirements typically include being a technical expert and community leader, while benefits include recognition, access to early features, free accounts/training, and opportunities to attend events. The document advocates for joining the Cloudinary Media Developer Expert program specifically.

Joining a Developer Experts Program
to Leverage Your Career
by Tessa Mero
March 5th, 2020 - VueVixensDayUS, Austin, TX
The content of this presentation is proprietary information of Cloudinary. It is not intended to be distributed to any third party without the written
consent of Cloudinary. © 2019 Cloudinary inc.
@tessamero

Deﬁnition
A global developer program that is sponsored by said
company bringing in people who contribute their time
and expertise in speciﬁc areas, most likely areas they are
already involved in, whether it’s said companies
products, or particular ecosystems

Joining a developer experts program to leverage your career

Requirements
● Referred by a Google employee or partner
● Technical expert with Google technologies and able
to articulate it
● Being an inﬂuential speaker at events
● Mentor at dev events

Beneﬁts
● Featured on Google Experts Directory page
● Access to Google teams subject matter experts
● Access to closed communities and mailing lists to help
program members share learnings and best practices
● Most active GDE’s get invited to their Experts Summit,
also based on your activity level you can get priority
invitations to Google events

Requirements
● Leader in Tech Communities
● Wanting to become a Developer Evangelist
● Interest in creating blog posts, public speaking,
developer events, or web/mobile development

Beneﬁts
● Access to security training
● Recognition on social media
● Enrollment in Guest author program
● Access to experimental auth0 features
● Showcase your work
● Help you get involved with open source projects

Requirements
● Enjoy helping others
● Love contributing to greater good for open web
● Love Pantheon
● Creating content, sharing knowledge
● Capturing case studies/testimonials
● Create content for Pantheon publication
● Contributing to documentation
● Contributing to open source projects
● Presenting at events and pantheon events

Beneﬁts
● Exclusive Swag
● Free Pantheon Plan
● Road ,map to team features
● Pre-launch access
● Free event conf tickets/travel stipident to speak
● Invite only social events
● Pantheon HeroCamp at their HQ
● Public Recognition

● Public Recognition
● Travel Stipend to Events
● Foster dev ecosystems you’re
part of
● Pre-feature of product
● Upgraded/free accounts
● Free certiﬁcation/courses
● COMMUNITY/FRIENDS!

Programs:
● https://developers.google.com/community/experts/
● https://auth0.com/ambassador-program
● https://community.pantheon.io
● -----> https://cloudinary.com/mde * pick me
pick me!!!!! *
Become a Media Developer Expert (MDE) <3 <3

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● Email.: tessa.mero@cloudinary.com
● Slides: https://slideshare.net/tessa99
THANK YOU!
@tessamero

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