Chief Engineer Twitter he left the company the day after the start of his election campaign Ron DeSandiswhich encountered major technical glitches while streaming from the platform.

Fuad Dabiri tweeted: “After almost four incredible years on Twitter, yesterday I decided to leave the nest. Dabiri, who was chief engineer at Twitter Growth, said in a tweet that he “had gone through two different eras” with the company, before and after the multibillionaire bought it last year.

In another post, he said the move to Twitter version 2.0 was “massive and fast” and added, “To say it was a challenge at first would be an understatement.”. He did not elaborate on why he decided to leave Twitter or if it was due to issues with DeSandis’ event on the platform.

By the time de Sandys’ conversation with Musk was broadcast live on the platform, hundreds of thousands of users had left it.

The Republican governor’s team immediately began to manage the communications situation, tweeting that the conversation “has caused too much commotion online.” A spokesman for the Republican candidate said the online event raised $1 million in donations to his campaign in one hour.

At one point, the Twitter event attracted more than 600,000 listeners, but by the time it ended, there were fewer than 300,000, according to news agency Reuters.

However, since Musk bought it, the company has run into numerous issues with the platform, as the billionaire laid off more than 80% of his workforce.

Speaking to the BBC last month, Musk said reducing the workforce to 1,500 from 8,000 at the time of the purchase was not easy.

According to the BBC