Jessica Garson Beauchemin

Jessica Garson Beauchmin leads community at Runpod and has spent their career helping developers get real work done with new tools. They’ve held developer advocacy and community roles at companies including Twitter and Elastic, focusing on what developers actually need: clear documentation, working examples, authentic advocacy grounded in the developer experience, and feedback loops that bring developer insights to the people building the product. Since 2017, she has been active in NYC's creative and live-coding scenes, performing live-coded noise music and visuals as Messica Arson, using modular synthesizers and voice samples across North America, Europe, and Asia. She organizes RAID NYC, contributes to LivecodeNYC, and speaks regularly at conferences including DevRelCon, All Things Open, PyCon, Write the Docs, and PyOhio. Working across Python, JavaScript, DevOps, and creative coding, she writes and builds to make complex systems feel understandable, memorable, and useful.