Molly Hellerman is the Head of Innovation Programs at Atlassian. In this role, she works directly with the CTO and other company leaders to encourage, inspire, uncover and operationalize innovation practices within Atlassian. Prior to Atlassian, Molly's experience shows that she isn't afraid to flip a model on its head. From managing merger and acquisitions to commoditizing the online metal market in the U.K. to co-founding a non-profit – her thread of disruption runs deep. She's also a former collegiate and professional athlete (Chelsea Ladies FC) and a trainer for Positive Coaching Alliance. Molly currently serves as a Fellow to both the United Nations (Alliance of Civilizations) and the British Council (Transatlantic Network 2020). She holds an MBA from Harvard Business School and a BA in Economics and Spanish from Wellesley College.

As an R&D Team Coach Bernie revels in the curly questions that get to the heart of team performance. Always focused on progress and supporting teams with actions to improve, Bernie believes to go from a good to a great you need a coach. However, we know that coaches can no longer just convey information to be excellent. Amazing coaches must help teams work through why, what, when, and how they do what they do. They must be relevant and provide context in an ever changing space to challenge, enable and ultimately support teams. And, importantly, do so at scale without creating a dependency on their presence. Bernie has 15+ years experience working in Agile teams at scale with many a story and battle scar to share.

Allard is a Sr. Designer in the Design System team at Atlassian. He is passionate about the cross-section between design and technology, and how it helps teams be more productive. He previously worked at Google, Brandwatch, and various startups in roles as an analyst, designer and full-stack dev. As an avid wind-/kite-/snow-/skate-/everythingboarder he loves the rush of adrenaline as well as watching cartoons on Sunday morning. Follow Allard on Twitter: @vanhelbergen.

Mike Tria is the Head of Engineering for Platform at Atlassian. Mike oversees Atlassian’s global cloud infrastructure, identity & front-end platforms, and third-party developer ecosystem. Mike has over 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.

Brianna Malcolmson is an information security professional and advisor with over ten years of experience transforming the security posture of cloud based companies. Most recently she founded the Red Team at Atlassian where she helped drive foundational change to secure its over 100,000 customers. She is a graduate of Penn State University's Security and Risk Analysis program where she specialized in Information and Cyber Security. Brianna is a regular conference speaker presenting to technical and non-technical audiences at the Red Team Summit, Australian Women in Security Conference, team.work(), and NBT. Her opinions on security have been quoted in articles from Business Insider and CSO Online.

Daniel is an experienced engineer manager with vast knowledge in aviation after serving for 13 years in the air force. Daniel, also known as DBT, is leading 2 groups in Jira Cloud. The Jira Frontend platform group and the Findability and efficiency group. Daniel has been working in the Isreali startup scene in companies like SCREEMO and BIZZABO while joining them at an early stage.

Vincent is Engineering Manager for Trello at Atlassian, looking after scalability and performance. Before that, he led the team which was responsible for moving Atlassian's identity systems towards a microservice architecture. When not thinking about software, Vincent likes a good game of lunchtime soccer in the park with fellow Atlassians.

Noni is a content designer who is passionate about driving change and challenging teams to think and work in new ways. She’s in love with people, the way they think and work, and how they communicate with each other. Throughout her career, she’s designed products and experiences for an extremely diverse range of users including people of all ages, those with technical expertise and those without, and people with accessibility needs or struggling with their mental health. She’d designed products for not-for-profits, government services and most recently, Atlassian. In her spare time, she’s a trustee for the Awesome Foundation, giving away monthly micro-grants to social and arts initiatives that will make Sydney a better place to live.

Pawel is a Senior UX Designer supporting Jira Server teams that work on end-user and admin productivity. He has 20 years of experience in UI/UX design and web development. He's one of the accessibility champions in Atlassian, leading the work of making Jira Server more accessible for everyone. In Pawel's spare time, you will most likely find him practicing Zumba in a local dance studio.

Patrick’s been a member of Atlassian’s Sydney engineering team for 5 years, having worked on several of the products including Jira Software and Jira Service Desk. Now working on the Search & Smarts platform team, Patrick spends his time integrating machine learning into our products! On weekends, you'll find him around Sydney waterways learning new tricks on his wakeboard or fishing.

Sarah Olson is an iOS developer for Trello at Atlassian. She has over nineteen years of development experience in a variety of technologies, including iOS, Android, Java, and WordPress development. As Director of Women Who Code Twin Cities, she leads a variety of initiatives and events focused on creating a more inclusive tech culture.

Janel is a design leader with a passion for research and prototyping. She enjoys helping teams solve big, hairy problems by inspiring a culture of close collaboration among product teams and working closely with end users. Prior to Atlassian, Janel worked at Intuit, British Airways and Capital One on high profile projects across North America, Europe and Asia Pacific.

Ada Chen is Product Marketing Manager for Confluence Server & Data Center at Atlassian. She is passionate about collaboration and helping teams work better together. Outside of work, you'll find Ada at the park with her dog or at her neighborhood yoga studio.