A Future Founder Promise Podcast clip with Tim Suchanek, CTO at GraphCDN. Hear his perspective on:

We are currently doing a couple of team interviews to tell you more about the fine people who work with us at GraphCDN. We wanna document their stories, and share their perspectives with you.

Our second guest in this interview series is Tim Suchanek from Berlin. Tim is a software engineer, and also the co-founder of GraphCDN. He’s very passionate about technology, startups, and new ideas, which eventually then brought him to Berlin. Before founding GraphCDN, Tim worked for a number of years at Prisma where he lead their TypeScript efforts.

Tim brings a lot of technical expertise and experience in the GraphQL world with him. On top of his supportive personality and kind attitude towards building the best possible team for this product, Tim is also very focused on expanding the team with diversity and equal opportunities in mind. Let us introduce you to our friend Tim Suchanek.

A Future Founder Promise Podcast clip with Tim Suchanek, CTO at GraphCDN. Hear his perspective on:

We are currently doing a couple of team interviews to tell you more about the fine people who work with us at GraphCDN. We wanna document their stories, and share their perspectives with you.

Our second guest in this interview series is Tim Suchanek from Berlin. Tim is a software engineer, and also the co-founder of GraphCDN. He’s very passionate about technology, startups, and new ideas, which eventually then brought him to Berlin. Before founding GraphCDN, Tim worked for a number of years at Prisma where he lead their TypeScript efforts.

Tim brings a lot of technical expertise and experience in the GraphQL world with him. On top of his supportive personality and kind attitude towards building the best possible team for this product, Tim is also very focused on expanding the team with diversity and equal opportunities in mind. Let us introduce you to our friend Tim Suchanek.

We are currently doing a couple of team interviews to tell you more about the fine people who work with us at GraphCDN. We wanna document their stories, and share their perspectives with you.

Our second guest in this interview series is Tim Suchanek from Berlin. Tim is a software engineer, and also the co-founder of GraphCDN. He’s very passionate about technology, startups, and new ideas — which eventually lead him to Berlin. Before founding GraphCDN, Tim worked for a number of years at Prisma where he lead their TypeScript efforts.

Tim brings a lot of technical expertise and experience from the GraphQL world with him. On top of his supportive personality and kind attitude towards building the best possible team for this product, Tim is also very focused on expanding the team with diversity and equal opportunities in mind. Let us introduce you to our friend Tim Suchanek.

Topics discussed include:

We are currently doing a couple of team interviews to tell you more about the fine people who work with us at GraphCDN. We wanna document their stories, and share their perspectives with you.

Our first guest in this interview series is Sue Odio from San Francisco. She is in charge of “Operations and People” at GraphCDN, and was one of the very first team members we brought on board early; in order to build a solid, people-oriented organisation from the very start.

Topics discussed include: 

We are currently doing a couple of team interviews to tell you more about the fine people who work with us at GraphCDN. We wanna document their stories, and share their perspectives with you.

Our first guest in this interview series is Sue Odio from San Francisco. She is in charge of “Operations and People” at GraphCDN, and was one of the very first team members we brought on board early; in order to build a solid, people oriented organisation from the very start.

In this clip Sue is discussing emotional resiliency and locus of control. She explains how founders can approach failure as an opportunity for learning, and how one can tap into a deep sense of trust when the startup rollercoaster hits in unexpected ways.

Topics discussed include:

We are currently doing a couple of team interviews to tell you more about the fine people who work with us at GraphCDN. We wanna document their stories, and share their perspectives with you.

Our first guest in this interview series is Sue Odio from San Francisco. She is in charge of “Operations and People” at GraphCDN, and was one of the very first team members we brought on board early; in order to build a solid, people oriented organisation from the very start.

Topics discussed include:

We are currently doing a couple of team interviews to tell you more about the fine people who work with us at GraphCDN. We wanna document their stories, and share their perspectives with you.

Our first guest in this interview series is Sue Odio from San Francisco. She is in charge of “Operations and People” at GraphCDN, and was one of the very first team members we brought on board early; in order to build a solid, people oriented organisation from the very start.

Topics discussed include:

We are currently doing a couple of team interviews to tell you more about the fine people who work with us at GraphCDN. We wanna document their stories, and share their perspectives with you.

Our first guest in this interview series is Sue Odio from San Francisco. She is in charge of “Operations and People” at GraphCDN, and was one of the very first team members we brought on board early; in order to build a solid, people oriented organisation from the very start.

Topics discussed include:

We are currently doing a couple of team interviews to tell you more about the fine people who work with us at GraphCDN. We wanna document their stories, and share their perspectives with you.

Our first guest in this interview series is Sue Odio from San Francisco. She is in charge of “Operations and People” at GraphCDN, and was one of the very first team members we brought on board early; in order to build a solid, people oriented organisation from the very start.

Topics discussed include: