Darryl’s family has a long history of military service and Darryl himself has always supported the public sector — his career has taken him to various private and public enterprises within a public sector team.

When Mary Gouseti first studied programming a lot of things came naturally to her. Then she failed miserably, something she wasn’t used to. Read how she’s overcome her failures and helps others succeed.

When Margaret Wright returned from parental leave last year she was asked to run Elastic® 's west coast growth team — a promotion from her previous role managing the small medium business sales team. Read how she juggles parenthood and work.

We regularly share stories from our female technologists, focusing on their roles, interests, and advice. Read them all here.

We have employee resource groups aligned with a variety of shared identities that allow Elasticians to build a sense of community and belonging at work. Here, we meet Women of Elastic.

Christine spent a few years thinking, reflecting, and preparing to pivot into technology from accounting. Read her story.

To find community in a new place, Jeneeta O’Connor dives right in. Hear why community and connection is so important to her and get her tips for creating your own.

Before joining Elastic, Khalil Corbin worked in the public sector, doing non-profit work with kids on probation — and writing for music blogs on the side. At Elastic, he found an opportunity to write — and grow his career.

Part of our global DEI initiatives are our employee resource groups. These groups are aligned to shared identities and allow Elasticians to build a sense of community and belonging at work. Here, we discuss their origin and meet the Blasticians.