Blitzy

But thereafter, I did a G80 MBA for four years, tried to do some entrepreneurial work in the midst of that, but ended up going into corporate law for about a year right after grad school.

And then I had great friends and connections from grad school that formed the company Blitzy that I'm now working at.

They raised a growth round about eight weeks ago.

I timed my exit from Big Law and jumping into Blitzy to set up their public sector function right at that time.

And so, yeah, the last eight weeks have been quite a quite a surge and quite a firehose getting back into the, you know, the the tech world.

And then, you know, we're obviously as the public sector setting up more of like a defense and federal motion.

But it's great to kind of come back to the community that I spent a lot of time in for sure.

Yeah.

And I think, so they'll figure it out and they'll make it better.

And I think a company like that where it's a specific case task that's trying to be automated is good.

Or like, you know, our company Blitzy that's automating code renovation or modernization.

Yeah, they have some mistakes and some problems.

Yeah, but the nice thing about writing code, you get to test it.

As well as I do.

That if we printed up 20,000 cards and then did a gold version of Rose and Blitzy...

Oh, well, that's

different.

You need...

It's very much similar to what Blitzy is doing in enterprise coding, where you just get the final answer at a very attractive price, and you don't worry too much about the tokens that were used along the way.

Alex, this was a thread through our paper, Solve Everything, as well.

Yes.

And I was asking for a summary of the last deal that was done on each.

And so I asked, okay, for Blitzy, which is our AI coding company, you know, what's their revenue? And it spit back, oh, they have a billion dollars of revenue.

And I'm

like, huh? And I, and I typed back and said, I am certain that you're wrong.

[laughs] Oh, man.

Have you seen Blitzy? We're s- talking about products.

Have you seen Blitzy?

No.

You gotta check Blitzy out.

Uh, I interviewed them.

So this company called me, and they're like, "Hey, we've got..." They wanted to come on the show.

Yeah.