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Emily Nakashima

Engineering at Honeycomb.io

Emily Nakashima is a professional with a diverse background in architecture, computer science, and engineering.

She holds a BA in Architecture from Yale University and has also studied Architecture and Computer Science at UC Berkeley.

Currently, Emily serves as the VP of Engineering at Honeycomb.io, having previously held roles such as Director of Engineering, Engineering Manager, and Engineer within the same organization.

Her past experience includes positions like Lead Front End Engineer at Bugsnag, Senior Software Engineer at GitHub, Software Engineer at Wanelo, Lead UI Engineer at Modcloth, and Interactive Artist at Charles Schwab.

Prior to her career in the tech industry, Emily also worked as an ITS Web Team Assistant at Yale University.

Emily Nakashima's broad range of experiences reflects her expertise in engineering management, software development, front-end engineering, and interactive art.

She is a highly skilled professional with a strong educational foundation and a history of leadership roles in prominent tech companies.

Highlights

Aug 25 · linkedin

We're hiring for a role I've wanted since 2017 — a DevRel role at the intersection of observability and frontend! I'd particularly love to see applicants from the #webperf community since you all have been thinking about frontend observability since before it was cool. You will have the incredible Jessica Kerr as your manager :)

This is a remote/distributed role, but you need to be based in the U.S. or Canada with existing work authorization. Unfortunately, we can't offer visa sponsorship at this time.

Aug 25 · linkedin

Most Hot Tips™ for managers are pretty bad, but here are a few I swear by. What are yours?

🔹 If you change your behavior or take action (even in a small way) based on feedback from a coworker, make sure you tell them about it — especially if it worked well. 🔹 If someone says something specific and positive about another employee's performance, ask if you can share it with that person, if they haven't already. 🔹 If someone said a phrase or description that you now repeat regularly to your team, let the source know.

For all the hours we spend at work, it can be easy to feel like nobody hears you or sees you. Few things build trust and connection as quickly as feeling seen and heard.

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San Francisco, California, United States