Anthony Krumeich is Co-Founder and CEO of Bloodhound. Before founding Bloodhound, Anthony studied symbolic systems and mathematics at Stanford and participated in honors research in systems neuroscience. He also studied philosophy of mind at Oxford. He grew up in a suburb of New York City and won 1st place at the 2004 Intel International Science & Engineering Fair.

Anthony is passionate about combining his interests in technology, human behavior, and design to create new opportunities. He enjoys live music, sailing, and his Boxer, Champ.

Rick Fulton is Co-Founder at Bloodhound and its CTO. He also serves as engineering manager of the development team. Rick grew up in Washington and earned his B.S. in Computer Science from Stanford University. He followed up with an M.S. in Computer Science, with a specialization in Machine Learning. Aside from his work at Bloodhound, Rick is an avid fencer and can be found regularly at top-level competitions throughout the year.

Andrew Farley is Bloodhound’s Senior Systems Architect and System Administrator. Andrew has an impressive track record at a number of multi-million dollar enterprises. The experience and passion he brings helps ensure the technology he builds has a foundation in proven, well-known industry standards.

In his free time, Farley enjoys working on his own iPhone games and keeping his knowledge up to date, as trends in technology change frequently.

Matt Janes got his B.S. in Symbolic Systems with an emphasis in Human Computer Interaction from Stanford, and also played in its marching band. Before Bloodhound, Matt worked as a software engineer at mSpot, a martial arts instructor, and a wild land firefighter. As Bloodhound's back-end engineer, he handles test procedures, API design, social network interaction, email systems, and maintains the codebase.

Outside the office, Matt enjoys cooking, reading science fiction and alternate history, playing computer games, and exploring San Francisco.

Alex Mingoia is the dedicated web engineer and designer in charge of Bloodhound's website and supporting architecture. Prior to working with Bloodhound, Alex blended software engineering with traditional design experience by creating web applications to automate offline workflows for commercial printers. Alex is passionate about full-stack web development, specifically the synergy between software engineering and user interfaces. When he’s not working at Bloodhound you can find him hiking or listening to electronic dance music.

Paul Kim is Bloodhound's premier iOS developer. Before graduating from NYU he worked as an aspiring game designer and iPhone developer in New York City. Working with companies such as Gameloft Inc., Curious Pictures, and Pictorious Inc., he honed his talent for designing intuitive user experience systems and writing elegant code.

When Paul isn't creating code, he’s serving at his church, studying ludology, or barreling down the slopes of Tahoe on a snowboard.

Brittany Burrows is passionate about user-centered design and enjoys overseeing the entire product development process from idea to launch. Prior to Bloodhound, Brittany was the Director of Product Development at Peerbetween, a social utility for personality assessments and comparisons. Brittany holds degrees in neuroscience from MIT (S.B.) and Stanford University School of Medicine (Ph.D.).

Besides thinking about product design, Brittany enjoys experimenting in the kitchen. She is an amateur pastry chef and has worked professionally as a chocolatier in San Francisco.

Jake Carlisle attend UCLA and majored in Psychology. After college he pursued an acting career in NYC, during which time he appeared in several independent films and off-Broadway plays. Prior to joining Bloodhound, Jake worked in retail management. Jake is very excited for the opportunity to be part of the Bloodhound team and is dedicated to being a part of the brand’s continued growth.

Jake enjoys sports, movies, reading, and playing guitar. He plans to own a ‘66 Chevelle SS one day.

Marissa Fox-Bosetti graduated from the Academy of Art in San Francisco, where she studied Account Planning and Design. Prior to Bloodhound, Marissa worked as a Personal Home Manager for multiple families. As Bloodhound’s Office Manager, PR rep, and Marketing Associate, she’s determined to help build Bloodhound into a brand people trust and recognize as a must-have tool for events.

When she’s not working hard at the office she enjoys being outdoors, yoga, and nutrition.

As one of Bloodhound's Account Managers, Ellen Riotto is responsible for maintaining relationships with clients, as well as finding opportunities for business growth. Ellen received a B.A. in Psychology from NYU, got a taste of the NYC real estate game, and surrounded herself with books at Simon and Schuster. When she's not Bloodhounding, Ellen is either riding her bike, (food) touring her new city, or figuring out where to start a rooftop beehive. Or returning videotapes.

Doug Blumeyer has held a variety of jobs, including research assistant at a virtual reality lab, financial reporter, and English teacher in Tokyo. Doug got his B.A. in Film & Media Studies from Stanford University in 2008. Doug's mission as a Bloodhound account manager is to work directly with event organizers to ensure each of their apps best enhances their events.

In his free time Doug enjoys making visual art, sound poetry, and slightly bizarre home-cooked meals with his girlfriend.