Before starting ▲ZEIT in November 2015, Guillermo was the CTO and co-founder of LearnBoost and Cloudup, acquired by Automattic in 2013. He's the creator of several popular Node.JS open source libraries like socket.io, mongoose and slackin. Prior to Node.JS, he was a core developer of the MooTools frontend toolkit.

A software engineer who has been working with JavaScript for many years. He loves writing software that focuses on the user experience. He's behind the Java / Android clients of engine.io and socket.io, of which he's a core committer. He loves OSS communities and collaborating with others online.

A system software enthusiast who has previously worked for various projects requiring high availability and reliability. He received his BSc degree in Computer Science from the University of Helsinki. In the open source world he is best known for his Unix-like operating system project Zeke running on Raspberry Pi.

As ▲ZEIT's Head of Design, he's responsible for ensuring the maximum visual appeal of our brand and products. Previously, he worked for well known companies such as VIACOM (MTV, Nickelodeon, Comedy Central, VH1 and Paramount Pictures), Auth0 and Aerolab. In addition, he was involved in the design of Passport.js, Tipbox and JWT.

Before and after founding his first web hosting startup (named FrewHost) at the age of 13, he spent most of his youth carefully crafting front-, backend and UI design projects for various teams around the globe (+ more). Nowadays, he's leading the visible part of ▲ZEIT as the SVP, Product.

Not just ▲ZEIT's SVP of Infrastructure, but also a Systems Engineer with a passion for scalable distributed systems and security. He received his BSc degree in Computer Science from the University of Helsinki. Before joining the company, he spent a year interning at Google. He also was one of the core contributors of the TestMyCode project. You might catch him making too many sailing-related jokes.

A software engineer who began creating CAD/PDM automation and CNC manufacturing software for a decade, then switched to Node.js and web technologies. Creator and maintainer of PKG.

A Node.JS core committer for over four years and practitioner of JavaScript for over a decade. Creator of node-gyp for compiling Node.JS native C++ addons among various other open source projects. In his free time, he likes to tinker with Raspberry Pis, drones, and beer (+ personal blog, running on `now` of course).

A software engineer who has been creating libraries and devtools for JavaScript since 2007. He was a prominent community member of Meteor and founded the Kadira APM. He later created the React Storybook and a few React specific packages. He started contributing to Next.js and is now currently helping to maintain Next.js and related projects.

▲ZEIT's SVP of Engineering and also a software engineer who is passionate about the web and the cloud. Wrote Kap with some friends he met while chatting about Hyper on zeit.chat. Before that, he spent some time in college planning how he would quit it to follow his dream of living and working in San Francisco.

Passionate about achieving global impact with hard tech. Chris helped to launch Spire Global, a satellite company making sense of radio signals from Earth. He has a satellite in space named after him, and we haven't told him yet, but there will be a load balancer with his name on it soon enough. Until then, he focuses on adding leverage to ▲ZEIT operations.

JavaScript by day, assembly by night. Systems engineer and architect at ▲ZEIT. Maintainer of chalk, but that’s nothing to balk; prefers code that is fluffy and light. He likes Java and Node, and sometimes C - whenever the chance arises. From Boise he hails (potatoes prevail!) — uses ViM in absurdly small sizes.

A JavaScript and Frontend developer. Given his passion for the community, he began teaching and developing at Platzi. Now at ▲ZEIT, he is dedicated to teach about the products and services offered.