Q2 2013 - Q2 2013 (and previously as a 20% contributor)
Senior Developer Advocate for Dart within Chrome Developer Relations

• Gave talks about Dart. Gave 7 international talks in 6 countries. Gave 9 talks locally.
• Wrote open source code. Developed doc-code-merge and led development of doc-code-verify to make sure code samples embedded in documentation stay correct. Led a project called dart-html5-samples to port samples from HTML5 Rocks into Dart. The samples are linked to from the welcome page of Dart Editor. Worked with another developer to build a project called Irrduino. The frontend that I built in Dart looks like Farmville, but it actually controls a real sprinkler system. Built Tetris in Dart only a month after Dart was first announced.
• Advocated for Dart using video. Hosted or helped host 7 episodes of Dartisans for Google Developers Live. We've gotten over 11k views for just those 7 episodes. Gave a talk on Dart in Spanish that resulted in 1.8k views and 166 hours of watch time. This took a lot of effort since I am not a native Spanish speaker! Created a screencast on using Dart with GWT that got 1.7k views and 161 hours of watch time. Created a video about Irrduino that resulted in 6k views and 200 hours of watch time. Spoke remotely at 3 DevFests for a total of 300 attendees.
• Wrote blog posts about Dart. Wrote the most popular blog posts on Dart two quarters in a row thanks to my blog posts on TypeScript and dart-html5-samples.

Q2 2011 - Q2 2012 (and afterwards as a 20% contributor)
Senior Developer Advocate for YouTube APIs

• Advocated for YouTube APIs. Spoke about YouTube APIs at 9 international events in 8 countries. Spoke at 15 local events. Won a peer bonus for giving 3 talks in one trip to Egypt. Wrote 5 blog posts for the YouTube API blog. I was the host for 9 episodes of YouTube Developers Live, which resulted in 16k views.
• Jarek Wilkiewicz and I decreased the average customer wait time for the partner support queue by 300% in one quarter. Worked with Jarek Wilkiewicz to gain a total of 10 commitments for various YouTube API launches. In particular, worked with 6 different partners as they integrated with YouTube.com/create. Had 56 partner meetings in which I solved problems, gathered feedback, and garnered integrations.
• Gave two webinars for Google I/O. My webinar Using Ruby on Rails and YouTube APIs for Educational Apps currently has 75k views and was our most successful Google Developers Live video. My webinar YouTube for Your Business currently has 13k views.
• Built Quizzimoto, an open source application that I used as the basis for my talk Using Ruby on Rails and YouTube APIs for Educational Apps talk. Also used it to give a talk at two local Ruby users groups, including a talk at Pivotal Labs.
• Worked with Jeffrey Posnick to build Party Playlist Picker. It's an open source Google App Engine application written in Python that lets users collaboratively edit a YouTube playlist in realtime. Our Google Developers Live video for it has gotten over 1k views.
• Provided technical support for business development in meetings with game publishers. I've met with roughly 15 partners including one of Google's largest advertising partners.
• Open sourced numerous sample projects written in Python, Ruby, PHP, Dart, and Java (for Android).