[[Experience]] as [[Tech Evangelist]] in [[Brainhub]] Apr 2023 - Dec 2024 I became the steward of Brainhub’s technical culture and delivery standards. My focus was to build an environment where engineering quality directly supported business outcomes. I co-defined the mission of **[[Software Delivery Excellence]]** and translated it into actionable standards adopted across Engineering, and aligning Marketing, Sales and Employer Branding about capabilities. I supported the [[Head of Engineering]] in reshaping engineering roles, introducing the [[Tech Lead]] role, and establishing a structured evaluation system ([[Brainhub's 360-Degree Engineering Evaluation]]) rooted in the [[9-Box Grid]] and impact-based skill assessment. This improved promotions, reduced bias, and elevated recruitment quality. ^sde-codef Being a mentor and providing trainings, including a [[Junior Consultant|5-week mentorship program]] that taught junior developers to think like consultants. I built and led the **[[Experts Hub]]**, an internal guild of specialists responsible for R&D, content creation, and speaking engagements. This helped scale [[Brainhub's Knowledge Sharing|knowledge sharing]], brought Brainhub’s experts into the public space, and strengthened the company’s brand presence. I personally mentored speakers, hosted meetups ([[DevDuck]]), webinars ([[Experts Hub]]) and podcasts ([[Better Tech Leadership]]), and oversaw technical content strategy, including special reports #integrate for CTOs reaching clients. ^experts-hub-built I also owned Brainhub’s knowledge architecture: a Notion setup as a quintesense of a distributed [[Knowledge graph]], especially managing the [[Brainhub’s Expertise Radar|Expertise Radar]] (engineer excellence model). ^knowledge-arch #matt/describe blog posts, social media threads, videos, and infographics #foresters/discuss How many speakers did you mentor through the Experts Hub, and did any go on to speak at external conferences or publish widely-read articles? A concrete number ("mentored 8 engineers, 3 spoke at external conferences") would sharpen the community-building narrative for SmartBear and Axpo CVs. #foresters/discuss What was the scale of the Experts Hub content output — approximate number of meetup events, webinar attendees, or podcast episodes? Even rough figures ("~12 meetups/year, 100+ attendees per event") would make the DevDuck and knowledge-sharing bullets more credible.