## Objective

Now that I'm a billionaire, I'm eager to pivot from CEO responsibilities to a career in programming, leveraging my leadership experience and passion for technology to excel in The Heartbroken Dev's programming course.

## Education

Bachelor of Science, Computer Science Stanford University, CA

Graduated with Distinction

## Experience

March, 2024 – Present
Chief Executive Officer Reddit

- Directed the strategic direction and growth of Reddit, overseeing a team of over 1,000 employees.
- Achieved significant milestones, including reaching over 500 million monthly active users and implementing innovative monetization strategies.
- Led product development initiatives, including platform redesigns and the introduction of new features like Reddit Premium and Community Awards.
- Established strategic partnerships with key stakeholders to enhance user experience and drive revenue growth.
- Managed operational functions such as budgeting, resource allocation, and talent acquisition.

## Skills

- Proficient in leadership and team management, with a proven track record of scaling organizations and fostering innovation.
- Strong strategic planning and decision-making abilities, adept at driving business growth and achieving objectives.
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, able to collaborate effectively with diverse teams and stakeholders.
- Familiarity with programming fundamentals and languages, including Python, JavaScript, HTML/CSS, and SQL.
- Demonstrated ability to learn new technologies quickly and adapt to evolving industry trends.

## Projects

- Developed a basic web application using Python and Django to analyze user engagement metrics for Reddit.
- Contributed to open-source projects on GitHub, including bug fixes and feature enhancements for various libraries and frameworks.
- Completed online courses and tutorials on programming concepts, data structures, and algorithms to deepen technical knowledge.

## Certifications

Currently pursuing relevant certifications in programming and software development to supplement practical experience.

## References

https://www.reddit.com/search/?q=steve%20huffman