Stephen Reid
Founder at Symbiota
Stockholm, Sweden
Summary
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Top SchoolStephen Reid is a founder, technologist and coach with 11 years of experience building mission-driven platforms and communities at the intersection of technology, consciousness and regenerative culture. He leads Symbiota’s open-source Dandelion events platform—used to sell nearly 100,000 tickets and £3.5M in revenue—and runs Futurecraft, where he has taught 1,000+ students in multi-week courses on AI, web3 and Technological Metamodernism. Trained in physics and complexity science (Oxford, Bristol) with a recent professional certificate in ML/AI from UC Berkeley, he blends rigorous systems thinking with hands-on product development. A certified transformative coach and experienced facilitator, he helps people and organizations align inner work with emergent technologies. He also co-founded the Psychedelic Society UK and helped transition it into a worker co-operative, demonstrating a rare mix of community building, nonprofit governance and scalable tech delivery.
11 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
MPhys, Physics, MPhys, Physics at University of OxfordProfessional Certificate in Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence, Professional Certificate in Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence at UC Berkeley College of EngineeringMRes, Complexity Sciences, MRes, Complexity Sciences at University of Bristol
Github Skills (96)
linux8
windows8
padrino8
blockchain8
ethereum8
rack-middleware8
airbrake8
server8
elixir8
proof-of-work8
dokku8
nodejs8
electron8
utf7
jquery-plugin7
Programming languages (12)
Github contributions (5)
stephenreid321/activate-admin
Jan 2019 - Feb 2022
Contributions:17 commits, 122 pushes, 1 comment in 3 years 1 month
wordsandwriting/huddl
Jan 2017 - Mar 2017
Contributions:262 pushes, 1 branch in 2 months
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