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Kyle is an MIT safe-cracker and builder of killer robots.
Justin comes up with product ideas, keeps the tech team in line, writes specs, does technical hiring, installs servers, buys hardware, writes user features, and tries hard to get out of the office on his motorcycle once in a while.
Emmett made the code, reviews the code, manages the gaming team (and TwitchTV), loves the StarCraft, and no longer has any time to code.
Jacob loves working at Justin.tv but would rather be making a film about Space Penguins.
Kevin is looking at this blurb and thinking he should've come up with something more witty.
When you do things right, people won't be sure you've done anything at all.
Gary can read the impulses on cat-5 cables through the tips of his fingers. On the ops team, Gary wrangles servers, ports and wire.
A former MIT Coke kingpin, Rhys now denounces high fructose corn syrup.
Scott knows what's up with Ad sales. What's up Scott?
Joseph has been exiled to Siberia, was voted sexiest geek in 2000 by a Swedish magazine, and has one sucessful startup under his belt.
Bernadette loves coffee and thinks the secret to happiness is really just laughing out loud. All the time. Yup!
Matt does marketing and communications. He recently returned from the wilderness where he sought refuge after being accused of a crime he didn't commit.
Serena is a list-making, organizing queen who wishes one day the world would clean up its act.
It it possible that Chris is nothing more than a meaty automaton, but he tries to not let that get him down.
Zach is hard at work making his world a better place.
Mike likes cats. That is pretty important to him. He also likes lisp, but less than he likes cats.
Gosh, you know what? Jeff is like, a really, really good guy.
Alex is an old-school computer guy who likes to ride bikes and make sauerkraut in his spare time.
Brooke is wayyyyy too into Stunner of the Month Club.
Confusingly, Danny has been told he resembles Jesus, The Devil, and Apollo Ohno.
Justin "TheGunRun" is so busy watching starcraft streams he has no time to write his blurb.
Contrary to popular belief, Ben 'FishStix' is actually not a fan of seafood.
Mukund basically plays a lot of old adventure games— write software, fix software, get lamp.
Joe is wondering: was it a car or a cat I saw?
JT loves Jolt Cola.
Achille holds it down at the backend.
James feels it’s not easy being green, specially in black and white.
Josh engineers some software.
Amber has the best job in the office...she gets to plan all the crazy gamer parties and events. Insider Hint: Show her a tweet "Thanks for the drink @TwitchTV!" and she'll buy you one on the spot!
Daniel is the red tail hawk, and has the best view of the office.
Marcus ‘djWHEAT’ has eSports locked down.
Eleine gets paid to be cool.
Chris C. used to kick it with Stephen King.
Contrary to popular belief, Jared is not Ricky Ortiz.
Margie has a keen eye for top talent.
Chris G. has mad skillz.
Brian creates awesome designs.
Justin is Internet Famous and makes double TwitchTV monayyyyyyy.
Ex-South African Ex-Israeli Ex-Irish Ex-English Canadian Ex-Game Developer sEx-y coder.
An intellectual says a simple thing in a hard way. An artist says a hard thing in a simple way.
Ryan is still trying to beat Gary in ping pong.
Beth makes mad money for Justin.tv/TwitchTV. She also loves corgis!
Steve the intern.
