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Sebastian Enderlein

Chief Technology Officer, named behind the DeepL API listing on Anchor Terminal.

Chief Technology Officer

Sebastian Enderlein became DeepL's chief technology officer in October 2024, leading its engineering team as the company opened its first US technology hub in New York. He previously held technology roles at Uber, Salesforce and Personio.

What Sebastian builds

  • DeepL API BB · Translation

    Translation API for text and documents in over 100 languages, with glossaries, formality control, style rules, custom instructions, a writing endpoint and a voice API.

    Chief Technology Officer, researched 28 October 2026 · the people behind it

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Who is Sebastian Enderlein?

Sebastian Enderlein became DeepL's chief technology officer in October 2024, leading its engineering team as the company opened its first US technology hub in New York. He previously held technology roles at Uber, Salesforce and Personio.

What does DeepL make?

Anchor Terminal lists DeepL API from DeepL. Translation API for text and documents in over 100 languages, with glossaries, formality control, style rules, custom instructions, a writing endpoint and a voice API.

Who has invested in DeepL?

The sources our research read name Index Ventures, ICONIQ, Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan, IVP, Atomico, World Innovation Lab, Bessemer Venture Partners, Benchmark and b2venture.

How are Sebastian's tools graded?

DeepL API is graded BB, 72.1 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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