About

Jason Roche is an Awkwardly Social Software Engineer with over 20 years of relevant experience in the tech industry. He is currently the Developer Advocacy Lead at Webflow, where he drives the adoption of Webflow's Developer Platform and APIs. Jason is also responsible for representing the voice of the developer for Product, Design, and Engineering, improving developer velocity through content, tooling, and code samples, and supporting developers who encounter technical blockers or need help. Prior to his role at Webflow, Jason worked at Salesforce and Slack, where he held various positions, including Sr. Developer Advocate, Open Source Program Lead, and Developer Events Lead. At Salesforce, Jason was responsible for producing, marketing, and presenting educational resources, sample applications, documentation, and code snippets to aid developers in building applications and tools on the Slack platform. He also served as the Open Source Program Lead, where he worked closely with legal, policy, security, and engineering to ensure compliance and assist in crafting OSPO policies, coordinate releases, compliance audits, and marketing of any Open Source projects published under Slack's domains. Jason is always learning, creating, and empowering others to grow and share their voices. He has a strong passion for software engineering and has a deep understanding of the tech industry. Jason's Tech Stack includes software engineering, and he is always looking for new and innovative ways to improve his skills and stay up-to-date with the latest trends in the industry. Overall, Jason Roche is a highly experienced and skilled software engineer with a passion for empowering others to grow and succeed. He is a valuable asset to any organization and has a proven track record of driving adoption and improving developer velocity.