Stefan Stokic (b.

November 20, 2000) ^[6]is a high school student and a developer.

He is the co-founder and CEO of Slik, an automatic email prospecting app that can detect emails in under a second with 95%+ deliverability.

Stefan Stokic learned how to code at the age of 10 and started following the tech scene when he was about 13 years old.

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In January 2016, when he was 15 years old, he started taking interest in venture companies. He was inspired to create a page listing all the job openings for Chris Sacca's VC Lowercase. He created one after he heard Sacca talk with his fellow venture capitalist Matt Mazzeo on Periscope about their need for a jobs page at their firm. ^[4]

He created the page in one night and later sent a tweet to Sacca telling him that he overheard his idea and helped create one for his company.

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His initiative eventually landed him an internship at Lowercase and has since worked on several projects for them. While there, he worked with 14-year-old Soroush Ghodsi and they eventually co-founded Slik together. ^[4]

Stokic co-founded Slik - an automated sales automation platform when he was 15 years old.

He and Soroush Ghodsi created it during their time at Lowercase and after finding out they had common interests in data analytics and artificial intelligence. ^[4]