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Tommy Huynh shared thisTommy Huynh shared thisToday was the end of 48 hours hacking away with Leigh-Ann Friedel, Jeanette Fernandez, Tommy Huynh, and Colin Dismuke, P. Eng. on compound.careers for Lambda School's Winter Hackathon, and it was a thrill to be involved and work with such amazingly talented people. Our classmates voted our app `Most Beautiful Visualization`, and I'm grateful for Lambda School for organizing the event and providing ordinary people like me a chance to develop life-changing skills. #lambdaschool #hackathon #reactjs
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Tommy Huynh liked thisTommy Huynh liked thisFor all of my recruiter friends, Muon Space is hiring a Senior Technical Recruiter https://lnkd.in/gHYrjufn via @greenhouse
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Tommy Huynh liked thisTommy Huynh liked thisHey everyone, I’ve got some exciting news - I’ve joined the Product Team at PostPilot as a Product Support Engineer. Over the past month, I sent out around 100 applications and received 4 interviews. What ultimately led me to this opportunity, though, was a connection I made on orientation day at a previous job. Being laid off was far from easy, and the job market has been incredibly challenging. At times, LinkedIn felt overwhelming with the constant stream of job-search advice and layoff announcements. But this experience was a reminder that relationships and genuine connections can make a difference. I’m excited to start this new chapter and grateful for everyone who offered support, encouragement, advice, or simply checked in during a difficult transition. It meant more than you know.
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Tommy Huynh reacted on thisDropping out of grad school to join Skio as a Founding Engineer was, as friends and family put it, “a big bet”. Really proud of what we accomplished and couldn’t have asked for a better team to work with for the last 3.5 years. Excited for what comes next!Tommy Huynh reacted on thistoday skio is joining Recharge. but we're not going anywhere. we're building the subscription platform that all brands deserve, together. when andrew and i agreed to take over ~2 years ago, skio was in a very different place. so we made big changes + placed unsexy bets (that paid off). we spent every dollar on product and support. no marketing team, no ads, no big sales org. we hopped on every merchant call, attacked every issue immediately, and used every "fuck skio" as an opportunity to improve. we listened better than anyone in the market, shipping small fixes daily that helped merchants grow vs big quarterly updates. merchants noticed. so did the team that built this category: recharge. on another timeline, i think we’d still be duking it out. but features started to matter less. data started to matter more. and nobody has more of it than recharge. so when the opportunity to chat with Oisin popped up, i walked in having no idea what to expect. even my best-case scenario would have been way off. i was blown away by the similarities in how we think, our approach to the space, and most importantly, how naturally we both galvanized around building for merchant outcomes. we spent our time together focused on one central question: could we serve merchants better together? yes (obviously). between us we support the largest + fastest growing + most innovative subscription brands on the planet. instead of wasting time chasing each other, we’re going to build something better, something that’ll drive subscriber acquisition, growth, and retention for the next decade. Something generational. to our merchants: you have my commitment that we'll keep (and hopefully improve on) that obsession that got you to choose us in the first place. but this is a 2-way relationship. hold us accountable. if you feel like we're slipping, dm me. obsession's the ingredient that matters most in keeping the skio magic alive. to our team: i can't possibly put into words how much gratitude, respect, and appreciation i have for you all. you've shown up every day, given more than 100%, and set a new standard for how to build + service saas in the shopify space. we're just one chapter into what's going to be a hell of a story. and to the folks at recharge: let's get to work.
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Tommy Huynh liked thisTommy Huynh liked thisHot take: Recharge’s acquisition of Skio for $105M is not just about more subscriber data. Recharge has 20k brands. 100M subscribers. Skio brings ~1k brands. $105M for extra 10-20% subscriber data to train AI models? Doubt it. My gut says that this acquisition is about internal Product team sharpening. Skio brought it to Recharge more than any other app. Recharge just aquired their ultimate Red Team. A worthy competitor from within? Big Boss energy move. Massive respect Oisin O'Connor 🫡 …and I KNOW that Aidan Thibodeaux and his team will bring the fire. And in the world of AI powered product development - this could be the ultimate subscription platform power play.
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Tommy Huynh reacted on thisWhen I joined Skio to lead Design, we were just 30 people with a single, massive goal: to break every standard in the subscription ecosystem and deliver the absolute best experience for merchants. We did exactly that. Now, we're taking it to the next level. Skio has officially joined forces with Recharge! We are now a team of 400+ with some serious rocket fuel behind us. I honestly couldn't think of a better combo. The result of this? We are going to completely redefine the future of commerce and retention. The ceiling is officially gone. Let’s build!Tommy Huynh reacted on thistoday skio is joining Recharge. but we're not going anywhere. we're building the subscription platform that all brands deserve, together. when andrew and i agreed to take over ~2 years ago, skio was in a very different place. so we made big changes + placed unsexy bets (that paid off). we spent every dollar on product and support. no marketing team, no ads, no big sales org. we hopped on every merchant call, attacked every issue immediately, and used every "fuck skio" as an opportunity to improve. we listened better than anyone in the market, shipping small fixes daily that helped merchants grow vs big quarterly updates. merchants noticed. so did the team that built this category: recharge. on another timeline, i think we’d still be duking it out. but features started to matter less. data started to matter more. and nobody has more of it than recharge. so when the opportunity to chat with Oisin popped up, i walked in having no idea what to expect. even my best-case scenario would have been way off. i was blown away by the similarities in how we think, our approach to the space, and most importantly, how naturally we both galvanized around building for merchant outcomes. we spent our time together focused on one central question: could we serve merchants better together? yes (obviously). between us we support the largest + fastest growing + most innovative subscription brands on the planet. instead of wasting time chasing each other, we’re going to build something better, something that’ll drive subscriber acquisition, growth, and retention for the next decade. Something generational. to our merchants: you have my commitment that we'll keep (and hopefully improve on) that obsession that got you to choose us in the first place. but this is a 2-way relationship. hold us accountable. if you feel like we're slipping, dm me. obsession's the ingredient that matters most in keeping the skio magic alive. to our team: i can't possibly put into words how much gratitude, respect, and appreciation i have for you all. you've shown up every day, given more than 100%, and set a new standard for how to build + service saas in the shopify space. we're just one chapter into what's going to be a hell of a story. and to the folks at recharge: let's get to work.
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Tommy Huynh reacted on thisTommy Huynh reacted on thisIt’s official. Grateful for the opportunity and ready to get to work! 🏈🙏 #LinkedInPartner
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Tommy Huynh liked thisI love this team at Skio!! Excited for what's ahead to continue to support the best brands on ShopifyTommy Huynh liked thistoday skio is joining Recharge. but we're not going anywhere. we're building the subscription platform that all brands deserve, together. when andrew and i agreed to take over ~2 years ago, skio was in a very different place. so we made big changes + placed unsexy bets (that paid off). we spent every dollar on product and support. no marketing team, no ads, no big sales org. we hopped on every merchant call, attacked every issue immediately, and used every "fuck skio" as an opportunity to improve. we listened better than anyone in the market, shipping small fixes daily that helped merchants grow vs big quarterly updates. merchants noticed. so did the team that built this category: recharge. on another timeline, i think we’d still be duking it out. but features started to matter less. data started to matter more. and nobody has more of it than recharge. so when the opportunity to chat with Oisin popped up, i walked in having no idea what to expect. even my best-case scenario would have been way off. i was blown away by the similarities in how we think, our approach to the space, and most importantly, how naturally we both galvanized around building for merchant outcomes. we spent our time together focused on one central question: could we serve merchants better together? yes (obviously). between us we support the largest + fastest growing + most innovative subscription brands on the planet. instead of wasting time chasing each other, we’re going to build something better, something that’ll drive subscriber acquisition, growth, and retention for the next decade. Something generational. to our merchants: you have my commitment that we'll keep (and hopefully improve on) that obsession that got you to choose us in the first place. but this is a 2-way relationship. hold us accountable. if you feel like we're slipping, dm me. obsession's the ingredient that matters most in keeping the skio magic alive. to our team: i can't possibly put into words how much gratitude, respect, and appreciation i have for you all. you've shown up every day, given more than 100%, and set a new standard for how to build + service saas in the shopify space. we're just one chapter into what's going to be a hell of a story. and to the folks at recharge: let's get to work.
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Tommy Huynh reacted on thisTommy Huynh reacted on thisToday, Skio is joining Recharge. Together, we power subscription programs for over 20,000 brands. Combining our platforms means more data, faster product innovation, and deeper expertise for every customer we serve. Over the coming months, we’ll continue innovating on both platforms to help you grow and retain your customers. More details: http://bit.ly/4w38Pw7
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