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Each episode of Tech Leadership with Fexingo is a structured dialogue between Lucas and Luna, dissecting the decisions that define engineering organizations. Lucas, with a journalist's precision, and Luna, probing from the practitioner's chair, examine real CTO playbooks — from Netflix's architecture team restructuring to how Stripe scaled its engineering manager track. They walk through the trade-offs in code review velocity vs. quality, the economics of platform teams, and the talent signals that predict a VP of Engineering hire. The show is built for people who actually run technical organizations: engineering managers deciding whether to centralize infrastructure, CTOs weighing a monorepo migration, and tech leads who need to justify architectural choices to a board. Every conversation is grounded in specific metrics — deployment frequency, on-call load, and hiring leaky-funnel data — and each episode ends with a concrete tension that the listener can adapt to their own stack. What happens when your best individual contributor doesn't want to manage, but your only path to staff engineer requires it? How do you kill a project your team loves without destroying morale? Lucas and Luna don't offer templates; they surface the logic behind the choices that separate durable engineering cultures from those that burn out.
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Most engineering teams write RFCs (Request for Comments) behind closed doors. In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore why publishing RFCs to the entire company — not just the engineering org — can catch architectural bli
In Episode 32 of Tech Leadership with Fexingo, Lucas and Luna dive into the practice of decision logs—a lightweight documentation technique that helps engineering teams avoid repeating costly mistakes. Lucas shares a con
Lucas and Luna explore the concept of a decision log — a lightweight practice where engineering leaders document every major technical decision, including the context, alternatives considered, and the actual outcome. Luc
Episode 30 of Tech Leadership with Fexingo dives into the hardest infrastructure decision a CTO can face: when to migrate off a database that's been running in production for years. Lucas and Luna unpack the story of a m
Many engineering teams build internal developer platforms that nobody adopts. In this episode, Lucas and Luna unpack why — and what one team did differently. They walk through a real case: a mid-size SaaS company whose A
In this episode, Lucas and Luna discuss how an internal developer platform (IDP) can dramatically reduce deployment times and cognitive load for engineering teams. Lucas shares a specific case study from a mid-stage star
In this episode of Tech Leadership with Fexingo, Lucas and Luna dive into a real-world case study of how a mid-sized SaaS team reduced their AWS bill by 40% over six months — without sacrificing latency or developer velo
Lucas and Luna break down how a CTO at a mid-stage SaaS company used lightweight Request for Comments (RFCs) to eliminate decision debt. They walk through a real example from a team that was paralyzed by recurring archit
In this episode of Tech Leadership with Fexingo, Lucas and Luna dive into a case study of a mid-stage SaaS company that slashed its mean time to acknowledge (MTTA) from 12 minutes to under 4 minutes — a 70% improvement —
Lucas and Luna break down why traditional on-call rotations damage engineering culture and what to do instead. Using concrete examples from a mid-sized SaaS company that cut burnout by 40 percent and increased incident r
Episode 23 of Tech Leadership with Fexingo dives into the surprisingly high-stakes world of API style guides. Lucas and Luna discuss why a well-crafted guide is more than just naming conventions — it's a tool for reducin
Episode 22 of Tech Leadership with Fexingo explores the concept of a congestion budget for engineering teams — a powerful tool to prevent bottlenecks before they form. Lucas and Luna unpack a real case: a mid-stage finte
In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore the concept of a congestion budget for engineering teams—inspired by traffic flow theory. They discuss how a $12 million Series A startup used a congestion budget to slash deployme
Lucas and Luna explore the story of a single senior engineer who transformed a struggling team's deployment pipeline from a painful two-hour manual process to a fully automated ten-minute rollout. They discuss the cultur
Episode 19 of Tech Leadership with Fexingo: Lucas and Luna dive into Architectural Decision Records (ADRs) — lightweight documents that capture the context and rationale behind technical choices. They walk through a real
Lucas and Luna explore the role of an Incident Commander (IC) during major outages. Using the example of a real e-commerce platform outage that cost $300,000 in lost revenue per hour, they explain how a designated IC pre
Most engineering teams spend their hackathons building features that never ship. Lucas and Luna explore a different approach: the structured glitch day where teams intentionally break their own systems to expose fragilit
In this episode of Tech Leadership, Lucas and Luna explore how proactive observability can prevent outages rather than just help you debug them. They unpack a real case: a mid-size fintech company whose SRE team built a
Episode 15 of Tech Leadership with Fexingo explores the rise of platform engineering. Lucas and Luna discuss why companies like Spotify and Zalando have invested in platform teams to accelerate development, reduce cognit
Episode 14 of Tech Leadership with Fexingo explores the concept of a code-freeze day — one regular day per week or sprint where no production code is written. Lucas and Luna discuss how companies like GitHub and Basecamp
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