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Luke Berry

Software engineer

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Luke Berry is a London-based Brazilian software engineer. Berry's site describes a decade-long focus on user interfaces and work as a software engineer for half that time. On X, Berry's profile lists Berry as a Raycast ambassador and uses the playful title "chief jev officer @ stealth" without naming an employer.123

At a glance

Current role
Ambassador
Company
Raycast
Sector
Independent
Education
Federal University of Santa Catarina
Work listed
2
Sources cited
6
Profile reviewed

Accomplishments

  • Listed as a Raycast ambassador on Berry's X profile.34
  • Built phived and css2wind in public and wrote that Berry contributed to open source in the Brazilian Dev community.25
  • Published "Raycast: Second Impressions" on 15 May 2024, after joining Raycast Slack as a beta tester.6

Background

Berry was born in São Paulo and moved to Florianópolis as a child. After two years studying economics at the Federal University of Santa Catarina, Berry left the program and first used programming as a data analyst at an unnamed tech startup, then learned HTML, JavaScript, and React after completing freeCodeCamp's Responsive Web Design course.2

In 2024 Berry traveled to Torino, later lived in Málaga, and then moved to the United Kingdom and took a software job in London, where Berry now lives. The London employer is not named on Berry's site or X profile.213

Open source and the Brazilian Dev community

Berry writes that after moving into frontend work, Berry became more active in the Brazilian Dev community, sharing UI bugs and building projects in public, including phived and css2wind, and contributing to open source.2

On Berry's projects page, phived is a five-task list that requires finishing a task before adding another, and css2wind is a minigame that asks players to translate eight CSS properties into Tailwind CSS utilities.5

Raycast

In May 2024 Berry published "Raycast: Second Impressions," describing a return to Raycast after first preferring Alfred, and writing that a Raycast engineer invited Berry to Slack as a beta tester. Berry's X profile lists Berry as an ambassador for Raycast; Raycast's ambassadors program page describes that role as community events, education, and product feedback rather than employment.634

Work and contributions

  • phived Open-source code

    A five-task list that requires finishing a previous task before adding another, which Berry built in public.52

  • css2wind Open-source code

    A minigame that asks players to translate eight CSS properties into equivalent Tailwind CSS utilities.52

Timeline

  1. Joined X as @LukeberryPi.3
  2. Published "Raycast: Second Impressions" from Torino, writing that Berry had switched from Alfred to Raycast.6
  3. Moved to London after time in Torino and Málaga, and took a software job there (employer not named on Berry's site or X profile).2

Other documented roles

Roles the sources document that are not confirmed as current.

  • Economics student (left after two years), Federal University of Santa Catarina2

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References

6 sources · profile reviewed Oct 28, 2026 · data updated Oct 28, 2026

  1. Luke BerryLuke Berry · Official page · accessed Oct 28, 2026
  2. About meLuke Berry · Official page · accessed Oct 28, 2026
  3. Luke Berry (@LukeberryPi) on XX · Official page · accessed Oct 28, 2026
  4. Raycast AmbassadorsRaycast · Official page · accessed Oct 28, 2026
  5. ProjectsLuke Berry · Official page · accessed Oct 28, 2026
  6. Raycast: Second ImpressionsLuke Berry · Other · published May 15, 2024 · accessed Oct 28, 2026