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Kyle Eaton

Growth Lead, Great Expectations

Kyle Eaton is the Growth Lead at Great Expectations. While at Great Expectations, Kyle has scaled the Great Expectations community from 0 to 9000+ Slack users, pioneered the Developer Relations team, and led the initiative for data ecosystem partnerships. Prior to Great Ex[ectatopms, Kyle has played the role of Lead UX Designer in health care, finance, and travel for just nearly a decade. Kyle co-founded and led product for Leapcure, a 500 Startups portfolio company. Kyle spends his spare time experimenting with fermentation, climbing rocks, hitting tennis balls, or playing disc golf. You can find him on Twitter https://twitter.com/SuperCoKyle.

Kyle Eaton

Sessions / 2023 / 1 talk

  • Teamwork Makes the (Open Source) Dream Work: the Power of Cross-community Collaboration

    Do you want to expand your reach, gain credibility, and enhance the value of an open-source product & community? Whether you’re building a community around your own product or are an individual contributor looking for ways to contribute to your favorite OSS project, it’s time to focus on cross-community partnerships! In this talk, we will share the core tenants of an effective partnership, including effective co-product development & marketing, leveraging expertise within your community, measuring success, and pitfalls to avoid. You’ll walk away from this talk with a better understanding of what makes for an effective partnership and a roadmap for getting started.

Sessions / 2022 / 1 talk

  • How to Create a Shared, Open Standard for Data Quality

    Every component of the modern data stack needs data quality. Rather than reinventing that layer many times, the system as a whole will move much faster and be much more interoperable if they share common standards. In this talk, we’ll share how Great Expectations is working with contributors, ecosystem partners, and domain experts to create a shared, open standard for data quality. This talk is for data practitioners, other tool builders in the data ecosystem, and community managers interested in building open source momentum.

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