Building for Enterprise

Alon Levi is VP of Engineering at WorkOS, a modern platform that empowers any developer to quickly build and ship enterprise features.

He previously led engineering teams at Google, Dropbox, Quip, Salesforce, and Slack, where he focused on developer platforms, enterprise features, productivity, and more.

Alon is a Bay Area native, loves to travel, and spends his free time entertaining his three young kids.

Michael is the founder and CEO of WorkOS, a developer platform that enables companies to become Enterprise Ready through features like Single Sign-On (SAML). Their customers include many of the fastest-growing startups including Webflow, Drata, Loom, and +200 others. Before WorkOS, Michael co-founded Nylas and studied CS at MIT.

Lindsey Simon is the VP of Engineering at Vercel. Making the web faster has been his lifelong career ambition. Prior to Vercel, Lindsey spent seven years at Google—he helped launch App Engine as an original core team member, and worked as a tech lead on the Google Translate and Web Performance teams. Lindsey has lived in San Francisco for the past 15 years, and his creative hobbies (beyond coding) include writing music and hunting for wild mushrooms.

Mike Tria is the Head of Engineering for Platform at Atlassian. Mike oversees Atlassian's global cloud infrastructure, identity & front-end platforms, enterprise offerings, and our third-party developer ecosystem. Mike has 15+ years of experience as a software engineer and leader, ranging from work at cloud-native startups to larger companies. He's built and run all facets of product development, including product management, design, engineering, QA, and SCM/release, but has mostly focused on SaaS, e-commerce, and building communities. As a former comedian, Mike also brings high energy and a sense of humor to the tough challenges he faces.

He holds a B.S. in Computer Science from the Georgia Institute of Technology.