
Harry Clemente
I build mobile features end-to-end—design through experimentation—for products used millions of times a day.
Most recently Android engineer at Uber. MBA. Former tech director, co-founder, and U.S. Army veteran.
Selected impact
- +13%
- safety toolkit engagement at Uber
- −19%
- permanent opt-outs from ride recording
- +157%
- student enrollment at theCoderSchool
- $120K
- summer camp revenue, eight sold-out cohorts
Selected work
All projects →Uber · Android · 2024–2025
−19% opt-outs
A snooze that earned back trust
Cut permanent opt-outs from Uber's ride recording safety feature by 19% with a session-based snooze, validated through a 60-day A/B test.
Uber · Android · 2023–2024
+13% engagement
Repositioning the Safety Toolkit
Led migration and redesign of in-trip safety surfaces, lifting safety tool engagement 13% across millions of riders.
theCoderSchool · 2022–2023
+157% enrollment
Growing a coding school 157%
Rebuilt acquisition, retention, and operations as Technical Director — 70 to 180 students, 80%+ trial conversion, eight sold-out summer camps.
About
I'm a software engineer focused on mobile. Most recently I spent three and a half years building Android features on Uber's global consumer platform — primarily around rider safety, where my work measurably shifted user trust at scale.
Before Uber I ran a coding education center as Technical Director, growing it from 70 to 180 students. Before that I co-founded a martial arts gym, trained autonomous-vehicle software at Cruise and Waymo, and served in the U.S. Army during Operation Enduring Freedom.
The thread across all of it is the same: build systems people can trust, and measure whether they actually work.
Get in touch
- Emailharry.s.clemente@gmail.com
- LinkedIn/in/harryclemente
- GitHub@harrybuildz
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