Scalyr CEO and leadership

Christine Heckart is a transformational executive with experience on both sides of the board table. She brings over twenty-five years of experience in the technology industry having held a variety of leadership roles including COO, GM, president, and CMO in industries that include network, storage, digital infrastructure, music and video, and consulting. She has experience with software, SaaS, hardware, and service business models at companies ranging in size from one person to over one hundred thousand. Heckart has worked at iconic brands such as Microsoft, Juniper Networks, Cisco Systems and NetApp, and companies going through rapid scale and transformation challenges such as Brocade Communications, Wiltel, and TeleChoice. Having begun in product development, Heckart's passion is in forging wholly new markets, and she has launched three that have reached several billion in revenues annually. She has also created disruptive business models and worked through big market downturns and inflections. Heckart is known for her strategic vision and understanding of market transitions. She has experience in high growth environments where scale challenges predominate, and is also familiar with the challenges of leading major transformational change. Recently named one of the Fifty Most Powerful Women in Technology by the National Diversity Council and a 2016 Woman of Influence by Silicon Valley Business Journal, her passion is helping people and companies achieve more than they ever thought possible.Heckart serves on the board of directors for Lam Research, a Fortune 500 semiconductor equipment and nanotech company and 6Sense, a venture-backed AI company.Married for 30 years with three grown children, Christine writes, paints and follows leading science research in her spare time. She graduated Magna Cum Laude and Phi Beta Kappa with a degree in Economics from the University of Colorado, Boulder.

Software engineer & repeat entrepreneur w/ over 30 years of professional experience writing software and building & selling businesses.Notable successes include Ann Arbor Softworks (acquired by Ashton-Tate), BitCraft (acquired by Macromedia), and, most recently, Writely (acquired by Google to become Google Docs.)Avid science fiction reader, walker, and M:TG player.

Steven Czerwinski is the cofounder and head of engineering at Scalyr. Prior to Scalyr, he spent 8 years at Google, specializing in building distributed database systems for consumer apps. He was the backend tech lead for Picasa Web Albums, Tech Lead for Cosmo, and Tech Lead to Stratus, the replacement for Cosmo driving further unification including Google Plus. Prior to Google, Steven was in the PhD program at UC Berkeley specializing in distributed and mobile systems. He successfully defended his dissertation, but left ABD to start his job at Google.

Casey Clark is a Chief Customer and Revenue Officer at Scalyr and is based in San Francisco, California. She has worked as Strategic Accounts at Datameer, VP of Sales at Scalyr, and Inside Sales Manager at Fortinet. Casey attended Loyola Marymount University College of Business Administration.

Software engineer & repeat entrepreneur w/ over 30 years of professional experience writing software and building & selling businesses.Notable successes include Ann Arbor Softworks (acquired by Ashton-Tate), BitCraft (acquired by Macromedia), and, most recently, Writely (acquired by Google to become Google Docs.)Avid science fiction reader, walker, and M:TG player.

Steven Czerwinski is the cofounder and head of engineering at Scalyr. Prior to Scalyr, he spent 8 years at Google, specializing in building distributed database systems for consumer apps. He was the backend tech lead for Picasa Web Albums, Tech Lead for Cosmo, and Tech Lead to Stratus, the replacement for Cosmo driving further unification including Google Plus. Prior to Google, Steven was in the PhD program at UC Berkeley specializing in distributed and mobile systems. He successfully defended his dissertation, but left ABD to start his job at Google.