Gergely Orosz
Writes The Pragmatic Engineer newsletter; formerly an engineering manager at Uber.
At a glance
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- Gergely Orosz writes The Pragmatic Engineer, a newsletter for software engineers and engineering managers.
- It takes no sponsorships of any kind.
- He spent four years at Uber in Amsterdam, heading mobile, web and backend teams.
- Before Uber he worked at Skyscanner, Skype/Microsoft and J.P.
- Morgan.
- He has published four books; the latest, The Software Engineer's Guidebook, took four years to write.
Key facts
- Newsletter
- The Pragmatic Engineer, on Substack; no sponsored content2
- Uber
- Four years in Amsterdam, heading mobile, web and backend teams; worked on its payments system1
- Earlier
- Skyscanner; Skype/Microsoft (Skype for Xbox One and Skype for Web); trading software at J.P. Morgan1
- Advisor
- mobile.dev1
- Books
- The Software Engineer's Guidebook; The Tech Resume Inside Out; Building Mobile Apps at Scale; Growing as a Mobile Engineer3
Links
- The Pragmatic Engineer (opens newsletter.pragmaticengineer.com)
- Blog (opens blog.pragmaticengineer.com)
- X (opens x.com)
- YouTube (opens youtube.com)
- Bluesky (opens bsky.app)
- GitHub (opens github.com)
- Where they publish (ppll) (opens ppll.app)
- What they believe (korrents) (opens korrents.com)
- What they recommend (rcmnd) (opens rcmnd.app)
Sources
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