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Ryan Olson ( Ryan Olson ) grew from mid-level (IC4) to a principal engineer (IC8) at Instagram through a series of famous projects. The most notable was when he was the lead iOS developer that built Instagram Stories. We discussed: • Stories working with Mike Krieger (cofounder of IG)... show more

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