Sign up to save your podcasts
Or
Share Cracking the Y-Combinator Code with KaterAi | Robin Seitz
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Or
Cracking the Y-Combinator Code with KaterAi | Robin Seitz
Y Combinator is a startup bootcamp, that runs multiple times a year and is highly exclusive. AirBNB, Reddit, and DoorDash are all alumni from the program.
This episode is sponsored by Jetson, the #1 entrepreneurship app. If you are thinking of starting a business try out Jetson Pro here.
Our special guest for today’s episode is, Robin Seitz.
Robin is the co-founder and CTO of Kater AI. Before starting the company, Robin worked at companies such as Microsoft, Abbott and Paragon as a Software Engineer. He has 8+ years of experience working in different software engineering roles and big data.
He is now building KaterAI with the help of his co-founder. With KaterAI say bye to messaging the data team and waiting 4 days for an answer, Kater can get answers in 30 seconds. Kater makes it possible for executives to understand why business outcomes occur, and even alert them before the outcomes happen again.
View all episodes
By Will RushY Combinator is a startup bootcamp, that runs multiple times a year and is highly exclusive. AirBNB, Reddit, and DoorDash are all alumni from the program.
This episode is sponsored by Jetson, the #1 entrepreneurship app. If you are thinking of starting a business try out Jetson Pro here.
Our special guest for today’s episode is, Robin Seitz.
Robin is the co-founder and CTO of Kater AI. Before starting the company, Robin worked at companies such as Microsoft, Abbott and Paragon as a Software Engineer. He has 8+ years of experience working in different software engineering roles and big data.
He is now building KaterAI with the help of his co-founder. With KaterAI say bye to messaging the data team and waiting 4 days for an answer, Kater can get answers in 30 seconds. Kater makes it possible for executives to understand why business outcomes occur, and even alert them before the outcomes happen again.