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Pritesh Kiri is a community manager, developer advocate, and open-source contributor focused on building thriving developer communities and improving developer experience. He currently serves as Community Manager at Harness, supporting the LitmusChaos open-source project and helping contributors connect through events, documentation, and community initiatives. Kiri also leads the global ReactPlay developer community and organizes ReactPlay Bengaluru meetups that bring developers together for learning and collaboration. Previously, he worked as a Developer Advocate at ToolJet and DevRel Engineer at Locofy.ai. He holds a Bachelor of Technology in Mechanical Engineering from Pandit Deendayal Petroleum University and is the founder of Humans of Tech.

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