Terence Cho is a seasoned software engineer in San Francisco with 12 years building resilient, data-intensive systems for startups and enterprises. He has led architecture and API work at Airbyte and Clari—designing multi-cloud, control-plane/data-plane platforms and cross-CRM ETL pipelines that unlocked new revenue channels. At GRAIL he engineered real-time archival and lifecycle strategies that saved millions annually, and at LiveRamp he helped maintain one of the largest device graphs in adtech. An active backend contributor to Airbyte’s open-source data integration platform, he implemented a production Strava connector and strong unit-test hygiene, reflecting a practical focus on data ingestion and transform reliability. Terence combines deep distributed-systems experience with a habit of prototyping fast and iterating to enterprise-grade solutions.
12 years of coding experience
10 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor's Degree Electrical Engineering & Computer Science, Bachelor's Degree Electrical Engineering & Computer Science at University of California, Berkeley
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Role in this project:
Back-end Developer
Contributions:2 releases, 112 reviews, 125 commits in 1 year 1 month
Contributions summary:Terence primarily focused on developing a new data source connector for Strava within the Airbyte data integration platform. Their work involved implementing streams using Python, integrating with the Strava API, and creating unit tests. They also addressed code comments, refactored schemas, and updated the source definitions for proper functionality. This indicates a focus on data ingestion and the transformation of data within the Airbyte ecosystem.
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