Nnenna Ndukwe.

AI Ecosystem Architect

I help developers
build with AI.
And help organizations
earn their trust.

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Software engineer. Applied AI researcher. Always building in public, always educating developers. Join 14k practitioners following my work.

Co-host of the Agentic Review podcast.

Currently

Developer Relations
at Qodo.

I lead Developer Relations at Qodo, helping serious engineering teams learn AI coding workflows and adopt agentic engineering best practices at scale. My work spans AI engineering enablement, enterprise engineering workshops, technical writing, demos, and conversations with practitioners.

I also work with engineering executives, decision makers, and buyers to connect their technical challenges with the value of AI developer tools and how to evaluate ROI as teams move through the AI adoption maturity levels.

01 / In practice

02 / In the field

Teaching and speaking at the edge of emerging technology.

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Teaching / DeepLearning.AI

AI Code Review

I teach this DeepLearning.AI short course, built in collaboration with Qodo. It covers effective AI review practices, the codebase context reviewers need, and how to build context-aware review agents.

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03 / The newsletter

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Field notes on AI sovereignty and developer experience: what I’m building, questioning, and learning along the way.

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Speaking & engagements

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Media

The Agentic Review podcast

I co-host a podcast alongside Qodo CEO and co-founder Itamar Friedman, bringing in engineering and AI industry leaders for profound conversations about building with AI, the future of engineering, culture, the software business, and the techniques and wisdom practitioners need as the field advances.

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04 / About Me

From a tanning salon in Houston to leading developer relations in agentic engineering.

I started learning to code between customer-service duties at a tanning salon. Tutorials turned into websites, then a move to Boston and a place in Resilient Coders.

That path led to fintech, four years of software engineering at O’Reilly Media, and a career connecting developers with the tools and knowledge they need.

The technical and academic communities ushered me in, matching my relentless curiosity and discipline. I studied computer science at Boston University. I’ve spoken at MIT and taught hands-on sessions on AI coding and vibe coding at Harvard Business School. It’s why access, learning, and sharing what I know are still at the center of my work.

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05 / Work with me

What are
you building?

My niche is AI developer tools and AI infrastructure. I enable engineering platform teams to adopt AI and advise GTM companies as a technical partner, connecting market, industry, and developer patterns to their next lucrative business decision.

  • Strategic advisory
  • Enablement & workshops
  • Technical narrative & content partnerships