Cameron Hunter
Cameron Hunter
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Podcast | Cameron Hunter

Tech, climbing, and comic books with Cameron Hunter – Senior Engineer at Amazon, Twitter & Netflix

From Silicon Valley to Belfast

Catch up with Cameron Hunter as he shares his journey from building Twitter's DM system to climbing life-threatening rock faces, and why Batman will always outshine Superman.

Originally from Belfast, he now lives in Silicon Valley where away from the glowing screens, he enjoys climbing rocks, woodwork, and reading comic books.

In his podcast, Cameron chats about:

  • Singing on-stage with Bill Clinton

  • His professional superpower

  • Why Twitter will fail

  • Amazon door desks

  • The shelf-life of big tech

  • Life and death rock climbing

  • Imposter syndrome

  • Daddy’s crisps

  • And of course, his favourite Netflix show

Check it out!

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