Hi, I’m Ali.

As a freelance trainer, I travelled to teach at 180 colleges across 38 cities, in India and beyond.

I also delivered Google Cloud training for engineers at companies including Rakuten, Infosys, Deloitte, Intel and Booking.com. Those sessions shaped how I teach: people learn more when they have something to try, time to work through it and room to ask questions.

I joined Postman as a founding member of the Student Programs team. Together, we grew the program to 200,000 registered developers. I also founded the Postman Student Leader Program, which went on to develop 420+ Student Leaders worldwide.

I delivered 318 API sessions for enterprises and universities, and my Postman Academy courses received more than a million views. I travelled across the US to Houston, New York City, Detroit, San Francisco and San Jose to train enterprise clients and deliver workshops on advanced API courses and PostBot, Postman’s AI agent.

I wrote the API 101 Kit so community leaders could run their own sessions and keep the program going without depending on me. More than 500 events used it over two years.

I also conceptualised API Day <city> and enabled community leaders to deliver the events in 15+ cities worldwide, directly impacting thousands of developers.

As Senior Developer Advocate at Pieces, I work on GenAI 101 and the Pieces AI Summit. I also started the Pieces of Memory webinar series, which generated high-quality leads.

I’ve delivered 80+ virtual and in-person AI workshops at conferences, covering GenAI in depth. Over 10,000 developers have been taught through GenAI 101. In these sessions, everyone opens an editor, works through the material and has time for questions, including the ones they might hesitate to ask.

I’ve represented Pieces at conferences and workshops in San Francisco, Los Angeles, New York City, Morocco, Las Vegas and Nigeria.

My initiatives brought companies including Disney and Nationwide into Pieces’ enterprise pipeline.