
Andrew Kim
Andrew is CTO and Co-Founder of Dreamlit AI. After building integrations at Netflix and leading engineering at fintech startup Bonside, he's now building the notification platform he wished he'd had all along.
Background
Andrew has spent over a decade building software that connects products to their users. He went from architecting the web application at a Silicon Valley AI startup (Stella AI) to building partner integrations at Netflix that reached 200M+ subscribers across 97% of countries. Most recently, he led engineering at Bonside, a fintech company serving brick-and-mortar businesses with a lean team.
At every company, the same pattern showed up: talented engineers burning time on emails and notifications instead of building their core product.
Why Dreamlit
Most notification stacks start the same way. A welcome email here, a password reset there. Then come the cron jobs, webhook handlers, and scattered templates. It works until it doesn't.
Andrew has seen this play out at Netflix scale and at lean startups. Dreamlit exists so engineers can stop rebuilding notification infrastructure and get back to what they actually want to be working on. With AI handling the heavy lifting, even non-technical team members can create and own entire workflows without waiting on engineering.
Building Dreamlit
As CTO, Andrew leads the technical vision at Dreamlit. His conviction is simple: teams that build muscles around agentic AI now will compound that advantage over time. The engineering team puts that into practice, using AI tooling in how they build every day.
That AI-first culture shows up directly in the product. The team even uses Dreamlit for its own notifications. It's how they deliver end-to-end workflow generation, AI-powered email copy, and production-ready templates out of the box.
Connect
Find Andrew on LinkedIn.
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