Our Team
Yariv is CEO and Co-founder of DBmaestro. Yariv is also the Co-founder of Extreme group, a leading IT services solutions provider group that employs more than 200 IT professionals and serves more than 50 of the largest enterprises in Israel. Prior to DBmaestro, Yariv Co-founded byUMan Inc., an innovative solution for managing web-enabled contact centers.
Yariv began his career at the Israel Defense Forces Computer Center where he held various technical and management roles.
Yariv holds a B.Sc. degree in Business and Management from Bar Ilan University.
Outside of work, Yariv enjoys swimming, hiking and a good beer.
Yaniv is Co-Founder and CTO of DBmaestro. Yaniv is also the Co-Founder and the head of development for the Extreme group, a leading IT services solutions provider group that employs more than 200 IT professionals and serves more than 50 of the largest enterprises in Israel. Prior to DBmaestro, Yaniv was a Co-founder of byUman Inc., an innovative solution for managing web-enabled contact centers.
Yaniv was a captain in Mamram, Israel Defense Forces computer centers where he served as a software engineering manager.
Yaniv holds a B.Sc. degree in Business and management from Bar-Ilan University.
Outside of work, Yaniv lives by this motto, “It’s never too cold to ride my bike”.
Roy Joined DBmaestro as a VP R&D and is responsible for leading DBmaestro’s research and development efforts.
Prior to joining DBmaestro, Roy was VP R&D, Delivery and CTO at Celebros where he was responsible for managing the technical departments. Roy first joined Celebros as a programmer in 2002, and led numerous projects within the company as a team leader for infrastructure and analytics and as a System Architect.
Prior to his tenure at Celebros, Roy worked for Bezeq, Israel’s dominant telecommunication provider, and served in the IDF’s elite electronics division.
Roy holds a B.Sc. (Honors) and M.Sc. in Computer Science from the Academic College of Tel Aviv-Yafo.
Brady Byrd started life out as a geochemistry research scientist at the beginning of computer control of analytical instruments.
With a knack for procedural languages, he was rapidly sucked into the software side of things and science faded into the background.
In 2009, as a founder in a release automation, he jumped into the nascent DevOps movement.
He is currently pouring his energy into addressing the challenge of database DevOps automation with DBmaestro.
