Dmitry Gerasimenko
CEO, Founder @Author of idea and founder of Ahrefs. Dmitry performs deep intuitive control on all aspects of Ahrefs innovations and developments. He is the one driving the team, and keeping constant motivation running alive through each and every team member.
Igor Pikovets
CTO, Bug BreederA real heavy lifter of our team and one of the first members to join Dmitry in building Ahrefs. He architects the core of storage and crawler systems and guides all backend development, ensuring that you get the data you are looking for. Also, he is responsible for maintaining the best development practices to secure fast and sustainable evolution of the backend services. He is passionate about OCaml and is constantly looking for top developers to strengthen our team (HINT: Drop him a note!). If Igor weren't a bug breeder, you could find him playing blues in downtown bars.
Anna Ignatenko
Tech Translator & Customer Support @Anna keeps all our projects in pure literary English and is also known as our indispensable stress resistant Ahrefs Support.
Andrii Antiukhov
Bug KillerAndrii breathes life into all visual shapes created by Andrey & Max and is in charge of user-friendliness of Ahrefs' interface. He is our tireless worker who makes sure that Ahrefs' services work harmoniously.
Helen Datsenko
Customer Support & Content Curator @Helen is a dedicated Customer Support team member. She gladly provides assistance to users and enjoys helping them stay abreast of the latest Ahrefs improvements.
Raman Varabets
Bug ResearcherYet another chief programmer in our small group of high-class devs responsible for system's core. Raman invariably takes and solves problems that require in-depth and attentive approach. Our API development is completely his terrain.
Jerry Maala
The Resident QA Ninja aka Bug HunterJerry ensures that Ahrefs products are fit for use and have a high standard of quality.
Handy
Handyman of the WebHandy's mission is to develop, maintain and enhance Ahrefs website. He is a beach lover. If he weren't a developer, Handy would like to become a time traveller. He completed his first half-marathon for the very first time in December 2013.
Max Li Bin
Front-end DeveloperMax loves the web and builds websites for both the eyes and fingers. He is excited about new technologies on the web that make our life easier and our environment better. Max couldn't imagine what he would do if he weren't a front-end developer. A travel buff, he will pack and go whenever he can. One of Max's most memorable trips was when he travelled to China and stayed in a village for 2 weeks.
Tim Soulo
Marketer @Tim’s job is to do everything possible to make more SEOs learn about awesome Ahrefs tools and persuade them to become paid subscribers. His best idea so far was to tattoo an Ahrefs logo on his forehead and submit his selfie to Reddit, but luckily the guys have talked him out of that.
Jiaming Zhan
Data ScientistJiaming is the Ahrefs Data Scientist with the passion of creating insights and values from massive structured and unstructured data.
Dmitry Chervov
Bug ForecasterDmitry wrote his first computer program at the age of 6. Since then, he has been exploring many areas from electronics, assembler and interrupts to desktop software, mobile apps, web frontend and backend. Having been a winner of programming contests in his school years, Dmitry brings the same passion to his current work. In this lifetime, he is destined to become a software engineer, but if he were born in the future, he would probably be a neuromorphic AI engineer.
Dmitry Grebeniuk
Backend DeveloperDmitry is a software engineer, focused on code correctness and reliability. He was attracted by Ahrefs technology behind the huge amounts of data stored and crunched every second, and by company's goal to crawl the whole internet. His impracticable dream, which he still pursues at all times, is that all code and math in the world be formally proved (thus preventing robocalypse, at least).
Joris Giovannangeli
Backend DeveloperAll we can say about him at this time is that he's too lazy to write his own short bio.
David McSweeney
Head of contentDavid's primary role is to create engaging, actionable and informative content for the Ahrefs blog - showcasing the power of our toolsuite and helping to attract new clients. With almost 20 years experience in SEO and link building, he's been involved in internet marketing since before Google was even a thing!
Bogdan Rybiy
Backend DeveloperHis first years of being a programmer were infested by the functional language, Lisp. (Now, he can't write without using braces) Wanted to become a doctor, but decided that it was much safer to comprehend computers than humans.
Matthew Barney
Backend DeveloperMatthew is on the San Francisco team at Ahrefs, and enjoys functional programming, low-level systems programming, and the OCaml renaissance that we're in the middle of! In a past life he studied formal methods and applications of mathematical logic in CS, but got tired of everything being undecidable.
Andrey Kirillov
DesignerAll we can say about him at this time is that he's too lazy to write his own short bio.
Grégoire Lionnet
Backend DeveloperStarted to really enjoy programming through functional programming. Working on cryptographic API only enforces his love of OCaml and languages with strong assertions.