Jen Looper is a Director of Developer Relations, 3x founder, and seasoned software engineer who has spent 12+ years building large-scale developer programs and hands-on learning experiences that reach millions globally. She designs inclusive, gamified curricula and community initiatives—most notably co-creating Microsoft’s viral "For Beginners" GitHub curricula and inventing AWS Cloud Clubs, which grew to 50k+ students across dozens of countries. Jen blends product-level strategy with front-end and full-stack development (Vue.js, internationalization, quizzes and visualization work) and a track record of shipping accessible, maintainable code in open-source repositories. Her background as a PhD Fulbright scholar and founder of nonprofit Front-End Foxes gives her a rare humanities-informed approach to tech education and community-building. At Cloudinary and prior roles at AWS and Microsoft she has led multicultural teams, crafted go-to-market and content strategies, and converted pedagogical ideas into award-winning, data-driven programs.
12 years of coding experience
23 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, French Language and Literature, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, French Language and Literature at University of California, Berkeley
Bachelor of Arts - BA, French Studies, Medieval and Renaissance Studies, Bachelor of Arts - BA, French Studies, Medieval and Renaissance Studies at Wellesley College
Contributions:9 reviews, 168 commits, 83 PRs in 4 months
Contributions summary:Jen contributed to the development of a quiz application, adding features and making edits. Their work primarily focused on the front-end, including the implementation of quiz components and navigation using Vue.js. The user also modified the application's routing and internationalization capabilities. Furthermore, the user appears to have integrated and modified internationalization for the quiz app.
Contributions:2 reviews, 34 commits, 10 PRs in 1 year
Contributions summary:Jen primarily focused on front-end development, enhancing the user interface and improving the user experience. Their contributions include implementing drag-and-drop functionality using pointer events, adding accessibility features with alt tags, and refining the responsive design with style adjustments. They also updated the visual presentation with new images and color schemes, and refactored the code for improved maintainability.
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