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Titus interviews Kelly Andrews, a Developer Evangelist at Syncano, discusses his background and how he got into his role as an evangelist. He enjoys teaching and talking to other developers and finds that being an evangelist allows him to focus on the developer aspect without having to push production code. His average day consists of various tasks, such as writing product recommendations, managing features, blogging, testing the application, and more. The most challenging part for him is explaining what they do and demonstrating the value of their work to the rest of the organization.
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