Josh Nesbitt

After three wonderful years, I'm moving on from Genio. There are two things I'm most proud of from my time there. The first is the team and the culture we built: a group of people who are incredible at what they do and very generous with their time and support for each other.

I'm now looking for my next senior engineering leadership role (Director, VP, or C-suite) at a company with scale and impact. If you know of something, or know someone I should talk to, I'd love to hear from you.

After three wonderful years, I'm moving on from Genio. There are two things I'm most proud of from my time there. The first is the team and the culture we built: a group of people who are incredible at what they do and very generous with their time and support for each other.

I've just shipped recipe tables on joshnesbitt.cooking: every recipe now has a single table showing how the ingredients flow through each step into the finished recipe. The idea comes from Juan Buis's RecipeTables.

Sixteen years ago, I started Stac Works with a colleague. An agency building products for start-ups and scale-ups that needed solid tech to build a business on.

Over the years it morphed into a consultancy, and when my co-founder left to pursue a different career, I reshaped it around the work I do best. Today feels like the right time to reintroduce Stac Works to the world: fractional CTO and AI strategy for product-led businesses.

As we drew this years conference to a close I had the honour of rounding off what ten years of events meant to me, and how incredible the community surrounding it is. Fortunately, Simon carried on rolling after Phil finished his talk and we recorded the closing remarks, too.

I've just hit publish on the photos and videos for the last conference in May. It's wonderful to reflect now a few months have passed on what an amazing day it was. I'll look back at the years we ran All Day Hey! with incredibly fond memories.

@philhawksworth.dev heypresents.com/talks/learni...

I've just hit publish on the photos and videos for the last conference in May. It's wonderful to reflect now a few months have passed on what an amazing day it was. I'll look back at the years we ran All Day Hey! with incredibly fond memories.

@alistairshepherd.uk heypresents.com/talks/bill-a...

I've just hit publish on the photos and videos for the last conference in May. It's wonderful to reflect now a few months have passed on what an amazing day it was. I'll look back at the years we ran All Day Hey! with incredibly fond memories.

Fiona heypresents.com/talks/the-ar...

I've just hit publish on the photos and videos for the last conference in May. It's wonderful to reflect now a few months have passed on what an amazing day it was. I'll look back at the years we ran All Day Hey! with incredibly fond memories.

@tink.uk heypresents.com/talks/do-and...

I've just hit publish on the photos and videos for the last conference in May. It's wonderful to reflect now a few months have passed on what an amazing day it was. I'll look back at the years we ran All Day Hey! with incredibly fond memories.

Earlier this month, we delivered the final All Day Hey! conference, our tenth edition. I’ve been reflecting in the aftermath of the event as people have published their thoughts on the day, about the purpose of events like ours and how their existence is fundamental to our industry.

For the past few months, I've been refining a system to help me work more effectively as a CTO. I got nerdy and ended up building an operating system for how I work on top of Claude Code. joshnesbitt.dev/thoughts/bui...