Martin Mao is the co-founder and CEO of Chronosphere. He was previously at Uber, where he led the development and SRE teams that created and operated M3. Prior to that, he was a technical lead on the EC2 team at AWS and has also worked for Microsoft and Google. He and his family are based in our Seattle hub and he enjoys playing soccer and eating meat pies in his spare time.

Rob Skillington is the co-founder and CTO of Chronosphere. He was previously at Uber, where he was the technical lead of the Observability team and creator of M3DB, the time series database at the core of M3. He has worked in both large engineering organizations such as Microsoft and Groupon and a handful of startups. He and his family are based in NYC where he mainly spends weekends exploring all of New York’s playgrounds and also following his wife’s jazz adventures.

Matt Mihic is the Head of Engineering at Chronosphere, where he’s responsible for ensuring the team is building the right thing, in the right way, with the right support. Before Chronosphere, he led engineering at Okta, Square, and Uber, bringing them through their early and hyper growth phases. He joined Chronosphere having previously built the observability organization at Uber, where he experienced first-hand the business needs that led to M3. Outside of work, he spends his time cooking, dog fostering, and enjoying life in New York.

Jeff Cobb is Head of Product. He listens to Chronosphere’s users, focuses product priorities, and guides us toward lovable software. Previously Jeff built customer-development-driven product teams for Qumulo and LiveStories. At APM pioneer Wily Technology, Jeff was the architect of the flagship product Introscope. Jeff is a Little League umpire, a fly fisherman, and a bass singer.

Gabriela Serret-Campos is responsible for supporting people through the entire employee life cycle across People, Talent and Operations. Gabriela has focused her career on connecting people to purpose in order to strategically and efficiently scale organizations. Previous to Chronosphere, she was SVP of People Operations at Drizly and saw them through 5x growth and 1B+ acquisition by Uber. Previous to this, Gabriela ran a boutique leadership development company which focused on post series B and series C hyper-growth companies to support the growth and development of Boston’s top talent. In her personal time, Gabriela enjoys spending time outdoors in the greater Boston area, cooking and when able traveling with her two children.

Scott Mersy joins the company with over two decades of marketing leadership experience at prominent SaaS companies including ServiceNow and Webex, and most recently serving as Chief Marketing Officer at BigID. Scott will be responsible for leading Chronosphere’s marketing strategy, with plans to globalize the company’s reach to drive revenue.

Bryan Dell is responsible for shaping, leading, and scaling Chronosphere’s go-to-market strategy including Sales, Sales Engineering, Revenue Operations, Field CTOs, and Global Alliances. Prior to joining Chronosphere, Dell was the Chief Revenue Officer of BigPanda, and held a number of sales leadership roles at hyper-growth companies including Medallia, AppDynamics, and Lacework. Dell’s initial focus will be on continuing to expand the company’s customer base, ensuring a world-class customer experience from pre to post-sales engagement, and recruiting top talent to expand the team.

Adrian Seet is responsible for leading Chronosphere’s Finance and Accounting teams to deliver business insights to guide strategic decision making. Prior to Chronosphere, Adrian held various positions with high-growth SaaS companies such as Sumo Logic, CommerceIQ and Shogun Labs. Adrian started his finance career as an investment banker with Morgan Stanley, spending time in New York and Hong Kong.