2025-10-27-wispr-flow-cover-letter

In 2024, I organized a seven-day developer event alongside the largest Ethereum conference in the U.S., ETHDenver. Over the span of a week, we attracted more than 3,000 attendees — including founders and engineers from top crypto, AI, and biotech startups. The event ended up being so popular that it drew more attention than many of the main conference talks.

Our post-event survey showed an average satisfaction rating of 4.6 out of 5, with most attendees giving it a perfect score. I designed the programming, recruited speakers, and built the developer buzz myself — using content, word of mouth, and on-the-ground energy to make it happen. I love bringing developers together, and because I’m a developer myself, I naturally speak their language. That’s the kind of community-building power I’d bring to Wispr.

---

I’m interested in this position because Wispr has already changed how I work. I’m currently one of your top three users, with a 30-week streak, over 105,000 words dictated, and usage across 25 apps. That’s not just a stat — that’s real creative flow unlocked. I’ve built an entire rhythm around Wispr, and I know firsthand how powerful it is.

I also bring a strong developer background. I started my career as a software engineer at Google Cloud, and I recently graduated top of my class from Gauntlet AI, where I naturally became one of Wispr’s loudest evangelists inside the program. I notice bugs. I share feature ideas. And I speak the same language as the developers who will use and champion this product.

But what really sets me apart is that I know how to build movements around technology I believe in. I’ve helped turn early products and causes into thriving ecosystems — from democracy reform to Web3 to AI. When I believe in something, I don’t just use it; I help it spread. Wispr isn’t just a product I like. It’s a product I live. And joining your team would be a natural extension of what I’m already doing — just with more reach, more impact, and more firepower.