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• Customer data platform

  • Overview
  • Realtime destinations Beta
  • Batch exports Beta
  • Transformations
  • Troubleshooting and FAQs

Meet the team

PostHog works in small teams. Here's the team responsible for building our customer data platform.

(Shockingly, this team prefers their pizza without pineapple.)

• Marius Andra

  Software Engineer

  Belgium

  

  

  I first got into programming in 1994 when I wanted to make my own computer games... and asked my father for help. He sat me behind a Turbo Basic interpreter, wrote PRINT "Marius on tubli poiss" and then left me there. I was 8 years old.

  Luckily we had a Yamaha YIS-805/128R2 lying around... with floppy disks full of random .BAS files. I was hooked. Cue to the beautiful loops of CLS, PRINT and GOTO statements that ensued. I even made some games where you could move two dinosaurs who got points when they kissed each other. It was glorious.

  I also got into "web development" in 1997 after seeing Netscape at my mother's university. They even provided me with a generous 10MB of space to host my own beautiful website, complete with animated gifs, a Mortal Kombat fanpage and a strong recommendation to use 800x600 with HiColor!

  This was followed by years of writing games in C++ and then writing tutorials about them, coding websites in Perl, PHP, Java and Ruby... and "losing" a decade as the CTO of two failed startups.

  On the side I built an open source database analytics platform... and when that got on Hacker News, James reached out... and the rest is history.

  These days I live in Belgium and code state management libraries in JavaScript for fun.

• Ben White

  Full Stack Engineer

  Munich

  

  

  Servus! 👋 By day I'm a Software Engineer jumping into every part of the stack I can get my hands on - by night I'm a legendary amateur musician touring the world writing silly songs in my lovely little corner of Munich, Germany.

  I've had a fairly varied career from big places to startups to consulting to indie-app-development but always with Product at the heart of it - I love being part of making something that people get genuine delight from. More importantly I love bringing delight to the people around me whether that's with my home baking, terrible jokes or spontaneous songs (like the one I played to all my new colleagues in the first weeks at PostHog 🙉). I don't believe in being embarrassed - the best things happen when you open yourself up and share what your passionate about.

  I try to work on as much of PostHog as I can, going wherever the most challenging problem lies. Secretly though my favourite thing to work on is Hedgehog Mode 🦔

• Marcus Hof

  Product Engineer

  Germany

  

  

  I’m Marcus, a product engineer in the cdp team. Currently working on realtime destinations and the messaging v1.

  Before PostHog I was building an open-source loom alternative at Snapify and reached the front page of HackerNews using Tablane.

• Oliver Browne

  Software Engineer

  Finland

  

  

  I'm Irish, an electronic/computer engineer, a decent skier, a passable woodworker, a bad photographer and a worse guitarist. I've been writing code since I was about 13, when my father made the mistake of letting me put ubuntu on the family computer, although I did take a brief detour through hardware design in university. After seeing up close how fast modern chips are, I decided to spend my career on "this shouldn't take this long", although more recently I've also added "this shouldn't crash this often" to the hit list.

  After university I spent a couple of years wandering around Ireland, then moved to the Austrian alps for a while, and now the Finnish lake-lands. These days, I spend my time building furniture, learning Finnish (slowly!), taking pictures with cameras older than me, and, of course, trying to make posthogs data plane more reliable, lower latency, and up to whatever mad experiment the product folks dream up next.

• Anna Szell

  Product Manager

  Budapest

  

  

  After spending most of my adult life digging into data, I decided to switch to product management only to realize that I'm still mainly just looking at charts and writing SQL. I'm definitely not mad about it, and I'm happy to complement this by occasionally speaking with a human being about our product. So if you have something to say, let me know!

  Outside of work, you can mostly find me on a plane en route to either the beach or the Alps. I love snowboarding, collecting special edition books (also reading them), and all dogs.

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