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Alexander Podkhalyuzin

Customer Success Engineering Team Lead
JetBrains

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Customer Success for Tooling

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A few years ago, we had a hypothesis that IntelliJ IDEA should have different requirements in organizations, which we can’t see without direct communication with somebody from them. That’s how I started such conversations with JetBrains’ customers. And now we have a Customer Success department.

In this talk, I’ll tell you how we did that, the challenges we’ve faced, and how it’s different from non DevTooling world. We’ll start with our history, with some specific examples. Then I’ll share what is essential for people doing Customer Success for Tooling and how to find counterparts on the Customer side, usually Development Experience engineers and leads.

Like Developer Productivity, we have the problem of calculating the success of Success engineers, a bonus topic which will be covered during the talk.

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Who is Alexander Podkhalyuzin ?

Alexander graduated from SpbSU math department and has won international and regional math competitions. In 2008, he started working for JetBrains and implemented Scala support for IntelliJ IDEA from scratch. In 2017, Alexander joined the Kotlin team as Kotlin IDE team lead. He recently created the new team in JetBrains: Customer Success Engineering team for IntelliJ, which is responsible for discovering huge problems for our customers and trying to find appropriate solutions.

logo-DX abiNoda-FNL 1
Alexander Podkhalyuzin

Customer Success Engineering Team Lead
JetBrains

SESSION

Customer Success for Tooling

Brought to you by
Fill 1 Fill 2
,Inc

A few years ago, we had a hypothesis that IntelliJ IDEA should have different requirements in organizations, which we can’t see without direct communication with somebody from them. That’s how I started such conversations with JetBrains’ customers. And now we have a Customer Success department.

In this talk, I’ll tell you how we did that, the challenges we’ve faced, and how it’s different from non DevTooling world. We’ll start with our history, with some specific examples. Then I’ll share what is essential for people doing Customer Success for Tooling and how to find counterparts on the Customer side, usually Development Experience engineers and leads.

Like Developer Productivity, we have the problem of calculating the success of Success engineers, a bonus topic which will be covered during the talk.

IDE and Tooling
CONTAINER
CLIPPING-MASK
ICON-DX
Who is Alexander Podkhalyuzin ?

Alexander graduated from SpbSU math department and has won international and regional math competitions. In 2008, he started working for JetBrains and implemented Scala support for IntelliJ IDEA from scratch. In 2017, Alexander joined the Kotlin team as Kotlin IDE team lead. He recently created the new team in JetBrains: Customer Success Engineering team for IntelliJ, which is responsible for discovering huge problems for our customers and trying to find appropriate solutions.

logo-DX abiNoda-FNL 1
Alexander Podkhalyuzin

Customer Success Engineering Team Lead
JetBrains

SESSION

Customer Success for Tooling

Brought to you by
Fill 1 Fill 2
,Inc

A few years ago, we had a hypothesis that IntelliJ IDEA should have different requirements in organizations, which we can’t see without direct communication with somebody from them. That’s how I started such conversations with JetBrains’ customers. And now we have a Customer Success department.

In this talk, I’ll tell you how we did that, the challenges we’ve faced, and how it’s different from non DevTooling world. We’ll start with our history, with some specific examples. Then I’ll share what is essential for people doing Customer Success for Tooling and how to find counterparts on the Customer side, usually Development Experience engineers and leads.

Like Developer Productivity, we have the problem of calculating the success of Success engineers, a bonus topic which will be covered during the talk.

IDE and Tooling
CONTAINER
CLIPPING-MASK
ICON-DX
Who is Alexander Podkhalyuzin ?

Alexander graduated from SpbSU math department and has won international and regional math competitions. In 2008, he started working for JetBrains and implemented Scala support for IntelliJ IDEA from scratch. In 2017, Alexander joined the Kotlin team as Kotlin IDE team lead. He recently created the new team in JetBrains: Customer Success Engineering team for IntelliJ, which is responsible for discovering huge problems for our customers and trying to find appropriate solutions.

logo-DX abiNoda-FNL 1
Alexander Podkhalyuzin

Customer Success Engineering Team Lead
JetBrains

SESSION

Customer Success for Tooling

Brought to you by
Fill 1 Fill 2
,Inc

A few years ago, we had a hypothesis that IntelliJ IDEA should have different requirements in organizations, which we can’t see without direct communication with somebody from them. That’s how I started such conversations with JetBrains’ customers. And now we have a Customer Success department.

In this talk, I’ll tell you how we did that, the challenges we’ve faced, and how it’s different from non DevTooling world. We’ll start with our history, with some specific examples. Then I’ll share what is essential for people doing Customer Success for Tooling and how to find counterparts on the Customer side, usually Development Experience engineers and leads.

Like Developer Productivity, we have the problem of calculating the success of Success engineers, a bonus topic which will be covered during the talk.

IDE and Tooling
CONTAINER
CLIPPING-MASK
ICON-DX
Who is Alexander Podkhalyuzin ?

Alexander graduated from SpbSU math department and has won international and regional math competitions. In 2008, he started working for JetBrains and implemented Scala support for IntelliJ IDEA from scratch. In 2017, Alexander joined the Kotlin team as Kotlin IDE team lead. He recently created the new team in JetBrains: Customer Success Engineering team for IntelliJ, which is responsible for discovering huge problems for our customers and trying to find appropriate solutions.