About
Andrew Zigler is a GTM Engineer at LinearB and the host of Dev Interrupted, a twice-weekly podcast and newsletter where 40k+ builders decode the transition to AI-native development and agentic orchestration. A classicist by training with a degree from The University of Texas at Austin, Andrew spent his early career teaching in Japan before channeling his interdisciplinary instincts into the tech world. His polymath background informs everything he builds, from automated workflows to the stories he tells about the seismic shifts reshaping software creation.
Andrew Zigler's commitment to technical education began in high school, where he served as the National High School President of SkillsUSA, advocating for America's future workforce in Washington, D.C.
Andrew completed his Classics degree at The University of Texas at Austin and this foundation in analytical thinking, rhetoric, and cross-disciplinary problem-solving has since informed every stage of his career. First, it led him to the Japan Exchange and Teaching (JET) Program, where he taught English to K-8 students in Kuwana, Mie.
Once back in the States, Andrew entered the workforce as a front-end developer at an e-learning company, where across five years he built education platforms for the LSAT and bridged the gap between engineering execution and organizational strategy. He then moved into developer relations at Mattermost, creating technical resources for open-source collaborative software used by critical infrastructure and public sector organizations.
Today, Andrew is a GTM Engineer at LinearB and the host of Dev Interrupted, a twice-weekly podcast and newsletter where 40k+ builders decode the transition to AI-native development and agentic orchestration. He interviews the founders, architects, and engineering leaders at the world's most impactful technology organizations to uncover the principles shaping the next era of software creation.