Ari Waller
Developer Relations, Technology Community & Career Champion
Atlanta, Georgia, United States
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Ari Waller is a Developer Relations and Community leader at Neo4j, where
he builds global ecosystems that help developers connect, learn, and grow.
From forums to live events, he creates spaces that turn complex technology
into real-world impact through content, conversation, and community.
Ari is the creator and advocate of the TLC4 career framework, Technology,
Leadership, Career Path, Commute, Compensation, and Culture, a practical
approach to helping developers build careers that are not just successful, but
sustainable and aligned with their values. Through talks, workshops, and
community engagement, he helps developers think beyond code and take
ownership of their full career journey.
With a background spanning Developer Relations, recruiting, and community
strategy, Ari has a proven track record of growing engagement through
speaker programs, champion networks, and data-driven initiatives across
platforms like Discourse and Discord. His work focuses on driving adoption,
accelerating learning, and creating meaningful developer experiences at
scale.
Along the way, Ari has noticed an interesting pattern. He has worked at only
two software companies, both starting with the letter āJā (JFrog and Neo4j).
That coincidence sparked a deeper connection to the Java ecosystem, where
many of the developers he collaborates with are building modern applications
and AI-driven systems.
He is also a former Atlanta Java User Group (AJUG) board member and a
former board member of the Garden State Java User Group, further
strengthening his connection to the Java community.
Today, Ari is passionate about helping developers navigate career growth in a
rapidly evolving landscape shaped by AI, graph technology, and community
driven learning.
If it inspires developers, drives adoption, or sparks meaningful exchange, Ari
is all in.
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DevOps Unplugged: Crafting Your Ultimate Career with the TLC4 Philosophy
Ari Waller is a Developer Relations and Community leader at Neo4j, where
he builds global ecosystems that help developers connect, learn, and grow.
From forums to live events, he creates spaces that turn complex technology
into real-world impact through content, conversation, and community.
Ari is the creator and advocate of the TLC4 career framework, Technology,
Leadership, Career Path, Commute, Compensation, and Culture, a practical
approach to helping developers build careers that are not just successful, but
sustainable and aligned with their values. Through talks, workshops, and
community engagement, he helps developers think beyond code and take
ownership of their full career journey.
With a background spanning Developer Relations, recruiting, and community
strategy, Ari has a proven track record of growing engagement through
speaker programs, champion networks, and data-driven initiatives across
platforms like Discourse and Discord. His work focuses on driving adoption,
accelerating learning, and creating meaningful developer experiences at
scale.
Along the way, Ari has noticed an interesting pattern. He has worked at only
two software companies, both starting with the letter āJā (JFrog and Neo4j).
That coincidence sparked a deeper connection to the Java ecosystem, where
many of the developers he collaborates with are building modern applications
and AI-driven systems.
He is also a former Atlanta Java User Group (AJUG) board member and a
former board member of the Garden State Java User Group, further
strengthening his connection to the Java community.
Today, Ari is passionate about helping developers navigate career growth in a
rapidly evolving landscape shaped by AI, graph technology, and community
driven learning.
If it inspires developers, drives adoption, or sparks meaningful exchange, Ari
is all in.
Ari Waller
Developer Relations, Technology Community & Career Champion
Atlanta, Georgia, United States
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