James Brady is an entrepreneur and software developer living in San Francisco, CA. Originally from England, James discovered his passion for computer science and programming while at Cambridge University. Upon graduation, James worked as a software engineer at IBM's Hursley Park laboratory—a role which taught him many things, most importantly, his desire to work in a small company.
In January 2008, James founded WebMynd Corp., which received angel funding from the Y Combinator fund, and he relocated to San Francisco. WebMynd is one of the largest installations of Solr, indexing up to two million HTML documents per day, and making heavy use of Solr's multicore features to enable a partially active index.
Jerome Eteve holds a BSC in physics, maths and computing and an MSC in IT and bioinformatics from the University of Lille (France). After starting his career in the field of bioinformatics, where he worked as a biological data management and analysis consultant, he's now a senior web developer with interests ranging from database level issues to user experience online. He's passionate about open source technologies, search engines, and web application architecture. At present, he is working since 2006 for Careerjet Ltd, a worldwide job search engine.