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Antonio Juliano

Founder

Founder at dYdX

New York, New York, United States

FoundeddYdXdYdX

30 Under 30 2022 · Finance

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About

Antonio Juliano is the founder and CEO of dYdX. He previously worked as a software engineer at Coinbase, Uber, and MongoDB. Juliano earned a computer science degree from Princeton in 2015.

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Experience

  1. dYdXFounder & CEOcurrent2024 — presentNew York, New York, United States
  2. Magic EdenAdvisorcurrent2021 — present
  3. dYdXFounder & CEO2017 — 2024New York, New York, United States
  4. WeipointFounder2017San Francisco Bay Area
  5. UberSoftware Engineer2016 — 2017San Francisco Bay Area
  6. CoinbaseSoftware Engineer2015 — 2016San Francisco, California
  7. MongoDBSoftware Engineering Intern2014Greater New York City Area

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BitcoinAkkaNode.jsJava2Ruby on Rails1C++2C3EthereumPython2MongoDBJavaScriptReact.js
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Frequently asked questions

Who is Antonio Juliano?
Antonio Juliano is the founder and CEO of dYdX. He previously worked as a software engineer at Coinbase, Uber, and MongoDB. Juliano earned a computer science degree from Princeton in 2015.
Where does Antonio Juliano work?
Antonio Juliano is Founder of dYdX.
What companies did Antonio Juliano found?
Antonio Juliano founded dYdX, dYdX.
Where did Antonio Juliano go to school?
Antonio Juliano studied at Princeton University (BSE, Computer Science); Sewickley Academy.

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