Engineers @ Optimizely

Don’t sweat your maximum throughput. Find your sustainable throughput so that you can choose the right target throughput.

In the First Law of Latency we remembered that when discussing latency in general we should always be using the language of statistical…

Step 1 of preparing you to make correct, data empowered decisions about latency

By Laura Engstrand

Last time we talked about how we have applications wrapping our SDKs and how we use Cucumber to run tests written in Gherkin syntax…

I’ve been at Optimizely for a little over 6 years. Through this time I’ve had the good fortune to work on various application aspects. I…

…or why I don’t use a Chi-squared test.

This past quarter, Optimizely launched on the Salesforce Appexchange! This was super exciting for the whole team and went smoothly thanks…

The weather is crisp 🍁 and Grace Hopper Celebration is just around the corner. This year things are a little different. For many of us…

Introduction

Hi! I’m Gauri Dhawan, a graduate student at NYU studying computer science. This summer I interned at Optimizely as a software engineering…

This summer I was one of nine remote interns at Optimizely. Due to COVID-19 none of us were able to come into the office, but despite the…

My internship project on how I built a real-time data pipeline to track customers’ usage telemetry data of our data export products.

As a developer using feature flags while building Optimizely, I had to switch back and forth cutting and pasting between the application…

Here is part 2 of my hack week project the Optimizely Go SDK C Wrapper. If you haven’t already I recommended reading part 1. The project…

At Optimizely, we deploy a large amount of our code behind feature flags because it gives us the benefits of shortening our release cycle…

Hack Week

Optimizely’s Quality Engineering team was born on January 1st, 2018. It’s been quite a journey since that first day. To mark the…