Stéphane Dreyfus

Stéphane Dreyfus has a diverse work experience. In 2021, they became a community member of YearOne, an exclusive developer community that supports non-traditional engineers entering the tech industry. Stéphane participates in technical workshops, receives career coaching, and gains access to valuable resources.

In 2020, Stéphane worked as a teaching assistant for Springboard, where they provided technical support to students in the Software Engineering Career Track and the prep track for that course. Stéphane assisted students through chat requests, email, and Zoom, covering various subjects from basic Javascript to Python, Flask, and SQL.

Since 2013, Stéphane has been a co-founder of Triveni Yoga, where they continue to be involved without a specified end date.

In 2019, Stéphane interned at Rithm School, where they contributed to the development of a student information system, creating staff tools and student-facing pages using Python and Django. Stéphane also attended Rithm School as a student from January to April.

From 2004 to 2007, Stéphane worked as the lead assistant editor for The Bachelor under NEXT Entertainment. In this role, they managed the editor side of the show, created procedure documents, and oversaw a digital library of over 1000 hours of footage. Stéphane collaborated with executive producers, editors, and other staff to ensure smooth workflow.

Stéphane began their career in 2000 as an assistant editor at Next Entertainment.

Stéphane Dreyfus began their education journey in 1980, attending Ecole Bilingue de Berkeley until 1985. During this period, they obtained a non-degree education, as no specific degree name or field of study was mentioned. Later on, from 1990 to 1994, they attended Concord Academy, focusing their studies on Film/Cinema/Video Studies. Subsequently, from 1994 to 1998, Stéphane pursued further studies at the University of California, Santa Cruz, again specializing in Film/Cinema/Video Studies. No specific degree name was mentioned for this period.