
Building things @modal. ex-founder @twirldata
Joined June 2008
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Eric Hansander retweeted
job's not done.
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i've worked at companies where numbers are very big and i've worked at companies where numbers go up very fast, but never have I worked at a company where numbers _this big_ go up _this fast_
Today we're announcing that Modal has crossed $1B in annualized run rate, as well as raised a $750M Series D at a $15.75B valuation, led by @Accel.
Since our Series C, usage has tripled and we’ve grown more than 15x year-over-year.
We are deeply grateful to the developers and companies building on Modal. There's still so much more to build, and we can't think of a better time to be building software.
Eric Hansander retweeted
100% @modal 👑 arming the jevolution with GPUs. Y'all have been the best this week.
If you’re wondering how Jev is scaling to meet insane demand they could not possibly have predicted, the answer appears to be @modal — one of only 4 subprocessors listed on trust.typesafe.ai
Eric Hansander retweeted
Built on GAMStack
If you’re wondering how Jev is scaling to meet insane demand they could not possibly have predicted, the answer appears to be @modal — one of only 4 subprocessors listed on trust.typesafe.ai
you know you want to!
View from the Stockholm office at @modal. We are 17 people here and growing very fast – check out modal.jobs if you want this view too!
this is in fact exactly what it's like! 💚
yes, working at @modal is as fun as it seems.
we are casting 35 more roles across new york, san francisco, and stockholm. one could be yours !
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This was _not_ on my orchestration bingo card for 2026
🎉 I’m very excited to share that @PrefectIO is acquiring @dagster!
For years, Prefect and Dagster have raised the bar for each other and our category. That competition produced two exceptional products and two of the strongest open-source communities in the data ecosystem. Today, we’re bringing them together under one profitable company with the scale and financial strength to invest for the long term.
Dagster and Dagster+ will continue as distinct products and brands, supported by many of the same people who built them. We’re committed to continued investment in both products and communities, and existing and new customers can keep using them exactly as they do today. The modern orchestration category has a new center of gravity.
Our ambition extends far beyond consolidating today’s market. The next generation of automation starts with a fundamental question: how do you automate software that is, itself, autonomous?
Agentic orchestration requires both a clear definition of what should be achieved and a runtime capable of following paths that can’t be known in advance. Prefect’s new portfolio gives us a fantastic foundation for that work:
🎯 Dagster brings declarative outcomes and lineage
🚦 Prefect brings flexible, durable execution
🔐 FastMCP brings governed access to the tools and data agents use
We’ll draw on all three as we build a new platform for autonomous software.
We’re combining two of the best orchestration teams in the world at exactly the moment the problem is becoming much bigger. I can’t wait for you to see what we’re building next.
Happy engineering!
Read more here: prefect.io/prefect-acquires-…
Eric Hansander retweeted
Today we're announcing our Series C funding: $355M at a $4.65B valuation, led by some great investors @generalcatalyst and @Redpoint.
We've had insane growth in the last year, but we're still very early. So proud of the team and what we have built so far!
you heard the man! still early, great time to join :) modal.jobs
AI decacorn in the making with a Swedish founder.
I've felt for a long time that @modal is the AI company that people don't talk enough about.
Just incredible product, execution and talent-density.
Go @bernhardsson & team.
You're still early.
The best is yet to come.
the tech/non-tech distinction is obsolete, it's "can you code offline?" now
(pic from @Londonmaxxing event sign up at @aiDotEngineer)
trick that sometimes works great: vibe recklessly on a branch, then start a new branch + session and ask the agent to carefully pick out only the parts that turned out well
want to try to improve this ratio further?
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Replying to @bernhardsson
What you don't realize is how insane it is that you're ONLY 100 people. Revenue/employee is on point.
given how quickly things are going cli-first, it's remarkable how many of the services I use every day don't have a good cli
Similarly I’d be surprised to see prod deploys gated on human code review for much longer. Might be hard to imagine now, but not long ago it was hard to imagine humans no longer writing code by hand.





















