I compete in Ironman Triathlons, and I love to code. I believe in Code First as a principle. You can learn quickly by prototyping. Don’t get bogged down in endless research. In the end, speed of quality releases is everything, so long as you get the product right :).

I also compete in Ironman Triathlons. I love hiking in remote places, like the Panama jungle. And tracking caiman in the night (seriously). During the day time, I like to think deeply about architecture and design, and then get to coding.

I love algorithms. When it comes to data, I believe that the value is in the details. I started out as a data analyst, and I like to find simple solutions to complex data problems.

I love data. I love to read and research widely. I started out learning computer science at Harvard and worked in VC before starting up with Software.

I’m a runner, designer, and developer. I like to track my running, sleep, and coding data. I think data and simple, beautiful visualizations have the potential to help developers be happier and code smarter.

I don’t code. Luckily, not every challenge is a coding challenge. I’m here to help our developers and the Software community. I love the outdoors—hiking, snowboarding, and especially being out on the water.

I like to eat. A lot. When I’m not eating, I like to code. A lot. I’m a fast learner, which is important given how fast the coding world changes around us. I think it’s important to build clear mental models before your fingers hit the keyboard.

I’m a self-taught designer and developer. Data helps me manage how I spend my time, which is important, especially when you’re as busy as I am.

I work on data and algorithms. I’m just starting off my career as a data engineer, so I love to track my own data as I learn new languages and frameworks.