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Mike Ledger

Haskell Developer

Mike Ledger is a full-stack developer by trade and has a knack for swinging code golf birdies.

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Zelin Feng

Software Engineer

Zelin is a big fan of functional programming and started using Haskell professionally 3 years into their career.

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Luke Worth

Senior Software Engineer

Luke believes we should have just as much technology as we need, and no more.

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Chris D'Aloisio

Engineering Manager - Operations

Chris has been writing software and working with software teams for 15 years. He is most excited by working with people and helping them reach their goals.

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Jack Kelly

Staff Engineer

Jack is a fan of GNU/Linux, statically-typed pure functional programming, and the Unix Philosophy. He owns a mug that reads "use Nix for literally everything" but would prefer if it was statically typed.

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Alvin Tang

DevOps Engineer

Alvin has been working in DevOps and automation for the past five years. He loves making everyone's lives a little less manual.

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Cat Truscott

Engineering Manager - Infrastructure

Cat likes to keep a low profile and hide in the background keeping things quiet, just like the systems she supports.

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Clément Delafargue

Software Engineer

Clément has been working as a software engineer for the last decade, wielding functional programming for fun and profit.

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Chad Musick

Chief Data Officer

Chad has spent most of the last umpty years working with data. A mathematician by education, they apply that precision to the messiness of real-world applications in an effort to achieve 'best possible' outcomes and to explain different options for defining 'best'.

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Mike Webb

Chief Technology Officer

Mike spent almost 20 years in software development before moving into management. He writes about where technology choice, systems architecture and business objectives collide.