$200 / month
2 calls per month (60min/call)
Unlimited Q&A via chat
Expect responses in 24 hours or less
Hands-on support
Carnegie Mellon graduate with 8+ years of industry experience across companies ranging from seed-stage startups to big tech. I've built and shipped software in fast-moving, resource-constrained environments and in large, complex orgs and I care deeply about helping other engineers navigate that same range of experience.
I love working with engineers who are early in their careers and trying to break in, mid-level folks looking to level up their skills and get promoted, and anyone navigating a transition, people who are switching companies, roles, or company stages (startup to big tech, or vice versa). My mentoring style is practical and tailored: for someone breaking in, that might mean sharpening a resume and running mock interviews; for someone eyeing a promotion, it might mean working through how to scope and communicate impact; for someone weighing a startup offer against a big tech one, it might mean walking through the tradeoffs I've lived on both sides of.
Reach out and let's have a conversation to see how I can help!
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Bryan Yan
Senior Software Engineer at None
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What's included in the trial?
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We'll meet for a quick call (usually under 30 minutes) where we:
- Break the ice and introduce ourselves
- Discuss your goals and how I can support you
- Coordinate logistics like time zones, meeting frequency, and communication methods