Sam Aaron
Sam is interested in the aesthetics of programming languages, domain specific languages and language oriented programming. He received his Ph.D. in Computing Science from Newcastle University, for which he designed a domain specific language to represent interests within virtual environments. Sam has also worked as a technical reviewer and essayist for Rails books, written Ruby news articles for InfoQ and co-founded the Newcastle and Amsterdam Ruby user groups. Sam’s homepage is http://sam.aaron.name

Sjoerd Andringa
Sjoerd is one of the freshest addition to the Innovation Factory development team. His more than three years Ruby on Rails experience and knowledge of both front end and back end development are a big help to the team. He is also very interested in usability and agile project management and, fortunately for them, Sjoerd is terrible at aiming soft, coloured balls at his colleagues.

Gyuri van de Bilt
Gyuri enjoys a challenging environment where opportunities of new technologies are explored. As a co-founder of Innovation Factory, he is dedicated to deliver high quality solutions that meet our clients needs. Gyuri has a MSc degree in both Business Administration and Computer Science.

Martijn Lafeber
Martijn knows the internet. His front end skills are completed by an ever growing knowledge of Ruby and Rails. He loves simple and brilliant solutions like getcoffee and the penciil. He also likes to run around the world in his Innovation Factory t-shirt.

Lukas Spee
Lukas finds the web the most interesting platform for application development. He relishes designing and developing simple, elegant and pragmatic solutions to daunting problems. He is always looking for new technologies to master and having a background in functional programming, is really excited to be able to use these concepts within Ruby. In his spare time Lukas really enjoys writing music.

Joshua Wehner
Joshua has a thorough knowledge of Ruby, Rails, web standards and much more! He excels in both front-end and back-end development. Previously worked for several US companies and Soocial.com.
Left Innovation Factory to work in Toronto, Canada in 2009.

Harm Aarts
Harm enjoys working in a small team focusing on providing the client better-than-expected results. He is always interested in new technologies and pragmatically implementing them whenever possible.
Left Innovation Factory to start his own company in 2008.