Rüdiger likes simple things that work. He is so stubborn that he continues to work on a problem until he considers it solved. At n0 he has the opportunity to do just that for content-addressed storage and peer to peer networking. He did space stuff in the past and still likes to watch rocket launches with his 4 kids.

Brendan is passionate about distributed systems, improving the internet, and making technical concepts accessible through storytelling. His main job at number 0 is copy-pasting links to documents.

Kasey enjoys working with smart folks on difficult engineering problems that solve real issues. Her primary responsibilities at n0 are wrangling releases and people.

Floris enjoys working on the least user-visible engineering problems. At n0 he obsesses over exactly how to shuffle bytes over the many wires of the internet. He hopes you never noticed.

Asmir enjoys geeking around with software and hardware. Putting together things from the home work bench and home lab up all the way into the cloud. At n0 you will usually find him on the metrics and ops side of things but also likes to take a stroll through the odd corners and problems.

Franz came to n0 from ever-unfinished efforts to make peer-to-peer tools work for grassroots media. He’s relieved to finally build solid foundations for real this time. When not busy with iroh core development, he’s probably creating a demo or protocol prototype to bring iroh into new areas.

Rae is passionate about helping people build great technology that works anytime, anywhere — even with disrupted service, dead zones, or hostile infrastructure. At n0, Rae focuses on growth and adoption.

Philipp took a long walk through many programming-related interests from game development to frontend to functional programming to cryptography, but nowadays writes networking software. When he joined, he helped make iroh run in browsers and now is the person everyone else trusts too much to touch the cryptographic bits. Occasionally he might disappear into the nearest forest for a trail run.

Dig is in a deep love and hate relationship with computers for over 20 years, and continues to engage with them for reasons unknown to him. At n0 he tries to make sure that not the computers but the good humans come out on top at the end, because he still believes that computers are meant to make our lifes better.

Diva loves to work close to computers. She's been doing protocol work the last years and it's her main role at n0.