We are Fishtown Analytics.

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Tristan has been working with data for 18 years. He built the first analytics competency at Squarespace and helped it raise its $37M Series A. He spent the next three years building RJMetrics, a leading analytics technology vendor.

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Drew has built event collection systems that scaled to billions of events per month, implemented Markov-based marketing attribution models on millions of dollars of marketing spend, and dreams in NetworkX graphs.

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Connor builds data systems. He's engineered and maintained multi-tenant, petabyte-scale data pipelines which power analytics for hundreds of data-savvy internet companies. He spent the last five years building Stitch (formerly RJMetrics).

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Erin spent two years at RJMetrics working with dozens of high-growth ecommerce and SaaS companies. She's helped more startups build ecommerce, subscription, and event-based analytics than any single human should ever have to.

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Jeremy spent years reading ancient languages, drawing nuanced connections from confusing and incomplete source material. Now, he wields the same acuity to tell the stories of small, data-driven, and thoroughly modern organizations.

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Jake has has worked on topics from automated user provisioning to printer QA automation to webservice development. He especially enjoys working on tools for technologists and automating boring tasks for end users.

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Claire loves to build data stacks that enable business users to answer their data-related questions independently. Prior to joining Fishtown Analytics, Claire spent two years as a Data Analyst at a high-growth start-up in her hometown of Sydney.

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Amy hails from the land of chemical manufacturing as a former chemist. She is excited to start on this new adventure of data consulting. When not exploring the wonders of SQL and dbt, she’s up in the air doing aerials or rock climbing.

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Chris learned his passion for data working at a startup and going to Tableau user groups in Los Angeles. He loves exploring public data sets in R, designing board games, and cooking for his family and friends.

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An experienced SaaS marketer, Janessa has generated leads, landed press, and built teams with the best of them. At Fishtown Analytics, she's a marketing team of one just beginning to build her SQL and dbt skills.

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Sanjana spent her time in school using her theoretical math chops to answer retail forecasting and urban transport questions. Now living on her third continent, she can be found running along the Schuylkill,or in the stands at a Phillies game.

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Jess has spent the majority of his career in the healthcare technology space, working to implement software for large hospitals and health systems. In his free time, Jess enjoys taking road trips with his wife and 4 kids, photography, and all things Dallas sports.

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Matt is a SaaS web applications engineer who spent years developing applications for some of America's largest hospitals and health clubs. He is also a backpacking enthusiast and enjoys experimenting with musical instruments.

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Kyle builds software products that make your life better. He is a problem solver and a computer is his tool of choice. He previously worked on software projects in a variety of different industries, all of which dealt with managing large amounts of data.

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Nick has the proud distinction of being the first dbt Core user outside of Fishtown Analytics. He spent the past four years as an amateur dbt fanboy, before joining full-time as the Director of Growth (professional dbt fanboy). Nick lives in San Francisco and is the proud father of two wonderful kittens.

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Andrew is obsessed with building data platforms. He aims to bring the magic of data analytics to companies around the world, but sometimes he just likes staring at code and numbers on a screen. During his downtime, you’d likely catch him binge watching tech videos on YouTube, playing boardgames with friends, or munching on snacks.

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Alexandra excels at listening to customers needs, articulating product benefits, and creating solutions that provide value to dbt users. She’s excited to help companies transform the way they manage their data. In her free time, you’ll find her in a cycling class or exploring the North Carolina coast.

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Erica considers herself a professional 'fixer' or a 'Jane of all trades'. She has a background in the data analytics world, and has been an executive assistant for 10 years and loves it. When she is not working, she teaches fitness and enjoys cooking and gardening.

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Ashley has a varied background, originally studying history then working on the non-technical side of a large start-up. She has spent the last four plus years developing web applications for a global non-profit. When not coding, Ashley can be found cooking delicious food for her toddler to feed to her dog.

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Christine's been exploring the data landscape in Healthcare IT, where she discovered her passion to improve dissonant data processes while organizing collaboration and productivity for her team. If she's not learning something new, she's probably tinkering with a project or curled up somewhere warm.

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Brian is an SRE who likes to solve problems and build things. He specializes in IaC, containerization, CI/CD, and networks. In his free time, he enjoys spending time with his wife and four kids, and exploring the great outdoors.

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Indian who wants to be a cowboy living in the South speaking computer languages in a West Virginia accent.

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Meghan has spent the bulk of her career in the talent and people operations space. Prior to Fishtown; she spent time in both the VC and startup worlds. Meghan loves helping companies grow through their most valuable asset - their people!

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Equipped with an accounting degree and CPA license, Sierra has built a career as a finance professional helping SaaS companies scale their operations. She lives in Boston and enjoys exploring all that New England has to offer.

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Joe is a tool and die maker for the web, building tools to help people. In previous lives that meant tools for web content management, configuring advertising campaigns, and design systems to make other developers live's easier. When not working on code, Joe spends time with his family, tends to the garden, and makes homemade hot sauce and pizza.

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Fatima carries years of event design, community management and experiential marketing experience in the tech and nonprofit spaces. She is passionate about testing innovative engagement strategies and transforming connections into partnerships. When she isn’t producing events, you can find her doing yoga or planning photoshoots with creatives in Philly.

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Amy is a designer specializing in Product/UX. Her interests outside of design include painting, cooking, plants (so many plants), and cleaning up after her mess-tornado posing as a dog.

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Naomi is a software engineer with a love for web development. After spending the majority of her career in ad tech, she's excited to jump head first into the data analyst community. In her free time, she loves going to the beach and visiting new breweries.

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Aaron recently graduated with a Computer Science degree from Kutztown University. He enjoys experimenting with compilers and distributed systems in his free time. Aaron is also an avid Philadelphia Flyers fan and enjoys spending time with his family.

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Kyle taught high school math for several years and was always the tech guy at school. In creating school reports, he discovered the super powers of dbt for automating reporting with constantly changing source data. He is excited to support the dbt community by building out analytics engineering training and education programs.