Built for developers, by developers.

John worked at Amazon and AWS on many projects, including AWS CodeDeploy, internal developer tools that build and deploy software to millions of systems, and the Alexa and Kindle platforms. He also teaches computer science at Northeastern University. At YourBase, he is working to make slow build times and inefficiencies in the development process a thing of the past.

Yves worked for a decade as a Site Reliability Engineer at Google, where he created software development tools and infrastructure. He left Google in 2017 to found YourBase, where he is using his passion and experience to help development teams move faster.

Amy focuses on designing and delivering product empathy at YourBase. She has a passion for creating wonderful user experiences and is a serial early product engineer, having built resilient V1s at Cruise Automation, Databricks, and Live XYZ. She also loves to teach programming to others (Udacity, NY Code & Design, Girls Who Code) and enjoys painting, films, and gardening.

Husband of a brilliant woman, father of two bright teens and a grumpy little cocker. But mainly a Software Engineer that aims to keep YourBase's customer's builds running.

Previously an early employee at Twitch and a founder in the esports space, Ben was born and raised in San Francisco and now lives in Seattle with his wife, two cats, and dog. Ben is a beer and whiskey drinker, is active in the open source community, and spends his free time kayaking and playing video games.

Ross is a software engineer who is passionate about building great tools and cultivating high-performing, inclusive teams. Before joining YourBase, he was the Tech Lead of the Go CDK and authored Wire, a dependency injection tool for Go.

Dayane Duarte is a licensed attorney in Washington state and in Brazil. She recently received a Master’s Degree in Intellectual Property from the University of Washington School of Law. Dayane is currently working as a Legal and Operations Manager at YourBase. She also volunteers at Washington Lawyers for the Arts (WLA), where she is a board member.

James is a software engineer with YourBase focusing on our backend systems. Software engineering is a perfect fit for James since he has a love of learning, building, and helping people solve problems. He has worked for companies as small as 5 people and as large as ninety-five thousand. In his free time, he hangs out with his family, plays tennis, and hikes.

Keheliya Gallaba is a research collaborator at YourBase and a PhD student at McGill University. His research aims to improve the robustness and efficiency of CI & CD tools. He has software development experience at WSO2, Fortinet, and Microsoft Research. He holds a MASc degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering from the University of British Columbia and a BSc degree in Computer Science and Engineering from the University of Moratuwa. More about Keheliya and his work is available at http://keheliya.github.io/

Luciano Drehmer is a design consultant with 15 years of experience working across Asia, USA and Latin America in collaboration with companies such as Facebook, Amazon, Nike, Google among others creating strategy, marketing and design across all platforms. He also worked for 6 years as a lecturer at The European Design Institute. When Luciano is not working at YourBase he is painting distorted pop art canvases in his house at the Pearl Delta River in China.

Tucker Callaway is an Advisor at YourBase, and President & CRO at LogDNA. He has more than 20 years of experience selling enterprise software, with an emphasis on developer and DevOps tools. Tucker holds a BA in Computer Science from the University of California, Berkeley. With his wife, Tucker is also the co-founder of the Nephrotic Syndrome Foundation, a non-profit organization.

Shane McIntosh is the Canada Research Chair in Software Release Engineering and an assistant professor at McGill University, where he leads the Software Repository Excavation and Build Engineering Labs (Software REBELs). He received his Ph.D. from Queen’s University, for which he was awarded the Governor General’s Academic Gold Medal. In his research, Shane uses empirical methods to study software build systems, release engineering, and software quality: http://rebels.ece.mcgill.ca/.