A self-taught programmer himself, Jon wrote his first line of code at 6 years old on a computer that didn’t even have a mouse. A member of the Forbes 30 under 30 as well an Unreasonable Fellow and Y Combinator/Imagine K12 alum, Jon is passionate about giving every child the opportunities he had as a child. He holds a degree in marketing and entrepreneurship from the University of Louisville, where he played football. Having hung up his cleats, he now enjoys snowboarding in Tahoe, playing basketball, and writing.

Grechen’s interest in design started with editing the CSS/HTML on her MySpace page in highschool. Grechen later taught herself design so that she could create the art and world within the Kodable game. A Westly Prize winner, member of the Forbes 30 under 30, and Business Insider’s Women to Watch under 30, Grechen is inspired to make Kodable a tool to enrich the lives of kids and adults. In her free time, Grechen can be found exploring in the redwoods, climbing mountains, and hanging out with Kodable’s Chief Morale Officer, her dog Mo.

Before joining Kodable, Brie taught elementary school for 5 years and has nearly a decade of experience working in education. As a Teach for America alumni (Bay Area, ’12), Brie believes all kids should have equal access to enriched learning experiences, including Computer Science education. With a passion for early childhood development, Brie’s goal is to build a CS mindset in kids early. A former University of Connecticut soccer star, Brie still enjoys a competitive game from time to time.

Greg brings the world of the fuzzFamily to life with beautiful graphics and illustrations. Greg earned a Bachelors of Fine Art in Illustration from Academy of Art University in San Francisco. A Sunnyvale native, Greg has been creating art and animation for kids learning games for over 20 years. Though his passion is in visual arts, Greg also loves making music, writing and spending time with his daughter Jade.

As the Instructional Coach at Kodable, Hannah supports teachers with ready-made tools to bring Computer Science to over 20 million students globally. Hannah recently graduated from Harvard University with a M.Ed in Technology, Innovation, and Education. Hannah got her start in education as a Computer Science teacher and developed the coding and robotics curriculum for K - 8 students at her former school. Her dream is to one day be on Survivor, but she’ll settle for being on The Amazing Race with her twin sister.

After spending 8+ years in various software development roles and training over 40 new developers, Ruslan now supports the development of the Kodable game. He spends his free-time finding free 3d printers and eating Starbird Chicken.

An experienced veteran of the games industry, with over 20 years of experience, Dan conjures spells of architecture and code to weave the tapestry that is Kodable. Combined with a passion for teaching the next generation to code, he also enjoys long walks on the beach and football.

With a passion for finding creative ways to grow the Kodable brand and connect with new and existing customers- Maurya brings her 7+ years of experience to the Kodable marketing team. As a dancer of 27 years, in her free time, she can often be found at the dance studio! She also likes Harry Potter, reading, and eating...but doesn't everyone?

Pedro is a game design veteran with over 20 years in the industry. He’s designed games for PC, consoles, Kinect, VR & Mixed Reality platforms. When his daughters were born his passion evolved from playing games with his girls to teaching them how to design and program their own games. He wants every kid around the world to see themselves as a creator and is excited to be a part of Kodable to help make that a reality. He holds a computer science degree from the University of Washington and resides with his family in the Seattle area.

As a game developer at Kodable, Gao uses his 7+ years of experience in Unity3D and his academic background in game design to help build Kodable. Having experienced various educational systems from around the world, he believes that Kodable's mission is an important step into the future of education. Outside of doing one-hour game jams, Gao spends his free time reading manga and playing rhythm games.

Mo is a dog. She does dog things. But more importantly she has been with Kodable since the very beginning, laying by Jon and Grechen's side long into the late nights when the first versions of Kodable were built in a living room. Surprisingly, she seems to be immune to the stresses of starting a startup. Top minds are currently studying her brain waves to understand how this is possible. Results so far have been inconclusive.

Pierre is also a dog. He also does dog things. However, unlike Mo, Pierre is constantly stressed about everything. This has prevented the advancement of his career as a Morale Officer at Kodable. Jon has suggested he find another calling.
Pierre hasn't listened.