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Hosted by Dan Neciu · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 44 episodes
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A software engineering podcast for senior developers, staff engineers, and tech leads who build and scale systems in production. Hosted by Neciu Dan, Señors @ Scale features deep, technical conversations with engineering leaders from companies like Google, AWS, Microsoft, Cloudflare, Datadog, and Snyk.Every week, we sit down with Staff Engineers, Principal Engineers, and technical leaders to unpack the real challenges of frontend architecture, micro frontends, React and Vue at scale, design systems, security, reliability, and technical leadership. No fluff, no surface-level takes. Just hard-
Dan Neciu hosts Señors at Scale - Software Engineering & Tech Leadership, a technology show with 44 episodes published.
Is testing, not coding, the real bottleneck of the AI era? Marko Gaćeša is Head of Product at Semaphore, the agent native CI/CD platform built for coding agents: fast, affordable, enterprise-ready, and fully open source.
Everyone can buy the same GitHub Copilot licenses. So what actually makes a company AI native? In this episode of Señors at Scale, Dan Neciu sits down with Maxim Salnikov, AI Dev Tools Solution Engineer at Microsoft, whe
What if your app's state didn't live in memory, but in the URL? François Best is a freelance web developer, open sourcer, and founder of 47ng, where he builds web applications with a privacy-first approach. He is the cre
What happens to frontend engineering when software stops being deterministic? In this episode of Señors at Scale, Dan Neciu sits down with Susanna Wong, Staff Software Engineer at Typeform and Google Developer Expert in
What does it actually take to run one of the biggest newsletters in the React ecosystem, week after week, for over six years? In this episode of Señors at Scale, Dan Neciu sits down with Sebastian Lorber, creator of This
Poly repos were good when we needed separation. But in the age of AI, do we still need it? Santosh Yadav doesn't think so. In this episode of Señors at Scale, I sit down with Santosh Yadav, Principal Developer Advocate a
What happens when the person maintaining one of the most widely used libraries on the internet tells you AI is coming for debugging, too? Mark Erikson is the maintainer of Redux, creator of Redux Toolkit, and a senior fr
What does it actually feel like to maintain a library used by millions of developers every day? In this episode of Seniors at Scale, Dan sits down with Dominik Dorfmeister, better known as TkDodo, the creator and maintai
What happens to "edge cases" when your product serves 250 million people every month? In this episode of Señors at Scale, I'm joined by Den Odell, Staff Software Engineer at Canva and author of "Performance Engineering i
What does engineering at Meta actually look like from the inside? Spoiler: almost nothing you know from outside applies. In this episode, Dan sits down with Evyatar Alush, Software Engineer at Meta in Tel Aviv and the cr
What does it actually take to build production React Native apps in 2026, and where does Expo fit in? In this episode of Señors at Scale, Dan sits down with Kadi Kraman, software developer at Expo, who has spent over six
Can you really run state-of-the-art machine learning models directly in the browser, with no server, no API calls, and full privacy by default? In this episode, Nico Martin, Open Source Machine Learning Engineer at Huggi
What does it actually take to scale a frontend from 15 people in a converted flat to a 1,800-person unicorn, and then migrate the whole thing to microfrontends without breaking anyone's week? In this episode, Dan sits do
How do you deploy federated front ends to the edge in 150 milliseconds? In this episode, Zack Chapple, CEO and Co-founder of Zephyr Cloud, and Nestor Lopez, Platform Engineer at Zephyr Cloud, break down everything develo
William Morgan is the CEO of Buoyant and the creator of Linkerd, the world's first service mesh and a CNCF graduated project powering production Kubernetes infrastructure at thousands of companies. Before founding Buoyan
You can never build anything faster than your slowest database query. In this episode, Tyler Benfield, Staff Software Engineer at Prisma, breaks down everything developers need to know about database performance, from wh
TanStack Form gets over a million downloads per week. Corbin Crutchley is the person behind it. But this conversation goes way beyond forms and frameworks. Corbin started coding professionally at 16, worked minimum wage
What happens when one developer's tools account for 0.7% of all NPM downloads? In this episode, Andrey Sitnik, creator of PostCSS, Autoprefixer, and Browserlist, and lead engineer at Evil Martians, shares the full story
What does a robotics graduate, a Microsoft MVP, and a Vercel DX Engineer have in common? They're all Aurora Scharff, and she's on a mission to change how developers think about React. In this episode, Aurora takes us thr
What does it actually take to be a developer advocate? And how do you measure the impact of developer relations when everyone seems to disagree on the metrics? In this episode, Daniel Afonso, Senior Developer Advocate at
William Morgan
Dr. · Buoyant
1 appearance on this show
Aurora Scharff
DX Engineer · Vercel
1 appearance on this show
Anemari Fiser
former Tech Lead, Product Director, author of Level Up as a Tech Lead · O’Reilly
2 appearances on this show
Daniel Roe
1 appearance on this show
Vlad Khononov
author of Learning Domain-Driven Design
1 appearance on this show
Liran Tal
Director of Developer Advocacy · Snyk
1 appearance on this show
Luca Mezzalira
O’Reilly Author and Principal Architect at AWS · AWS
1 appearance on this show
Den Odell
Canva
1 appearance on this show
Kadi Kraman
Expo
1 appearance on this show
Bruno Paulino
N26
1 appearance on this show
Aris
CityJS
1 appearance on this show
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