Daniel created and open-sourced the Dradis Framework in 2007 - to do what he does best: help others work better by providing back-end tools that automate the boring parts.

@etdsoft

From Word reports to bug reports, Rachael is here to help you figure out what's going wrong and how to fix it.

Aaron is a developer with a burning passion for computing. He makes sure that Dradis is the best tool for the job by contributing to its development and keeping it functionally sound.

Christoffer is here to help you with all of your support questions, to make sure that your reporting is how you want it and that Dradis is running as it should.

Matt combines creative design with strategic research to drive user-centric roadmaps. Along with the Product Team, Matt ensures Dradis is continually evolving and reducing busywork for security professionals.

@NomadicMattBudz

Marlene loves connecting with teams around the world to help them do more of the work they're passionate about and less of the busywork that keeps them from it.

Caitlin is a passionate developer with a keen interest in solving software problems by creating innovative solutions.

Pavels stands ready to unravel the mysteries of any technical challenges you face, whether it's assisting with report creation or troubleshooting, ensuring a seamless and error-free journey.

We've built a tool that streamlines pen test workflows. Matthew works to educate the InfoSec community on Dradis and amplify some of the knowledge we've aquired whilst working with security teams.

Nicola strives to create interfaces that are intuitive and user-centered. As a member of the Product team, her goal is to create and maintain a UI that empowers Dradis' users.