• Jeremy Yun

    Partner

    Jeremy Yun, in close proximity to distilled spirits

    (he/him) Jeremy climbs rocks, drinks whiskey on the rocks, and generally rocks. A reformed mechanical engineer, he relishes the freedom from physical constraints that working with code affords him. Lunch is on him every Wednesday.

  • Winston Wolff

    Partner

    Winston Wolff, Simpsonized

    (he/him, they/them) True story: Winston is the namesake of Harvey Keitel’s character in Pulp Fiction. He’s also a game developer with a couple of Star Wars™ titles to his credit, a computer and robotics summer camp instructor, and the architect of Tychos, the educational product we’re incubating.

  • Chi Jen Lu

    Developer

    Chi Jen Lu with the Golden Gate Bridge

    (he/him) Before reinventing himself as a front-end developer, Chi made his design mark on consumer products like the HTC One phone and Under Armour smart scale. He volunteers as a tutor and curriculum designer at Techtonica, and has earned the princely sum of $20 from doing standup comedy.

  • Olive

    Developer

    (they/them) Joseph Olive Wick Perry grew up on a blueberry farm in the Columbia River Gorge. A neurobiologist and self-taught programmer, they are developing Crescent Loom, a game in which players create simple organisms and weave nervous systems to determine their behavior.

  • Mike Sela

    Developer

    (he/him) Mike has been a programmer for decades, starting even before his bar mitzvah. He has led teams and projects in companies both big and small. Mike finds much satisfaction in analyzing data, writing back-end services, and building React front-ends. Mike fills his spare time by spinning tales of awkwardness at story-telling events like The Moth.

  • Paola Castro

    Developer

    (She/hers) All the way from Nicaragua, Paola is here to solve all your software-ing/suffering. Originally trained as a scientist, Paola published a first-author article in a peer-reviewed scientific journal. Check out this 1 minute summary of the study which concludes alcohol is good for you … if you responsibly extrapolate research done on worms to humans ;). Paola loves laughing so much that she performed stand-up comedy at several open mics around San Francisco. She even got booked on a couple of showcases. She finds her zen in the ocean, surfing, or on the dance floor, dancing bachata for San Francisco’s very own inessence.