Nulab
Nakano Masayuki has extensive experience in site reliability engineering (SRE) and infrastructure engineering. Currently, Nakano works at Nulab since January 2019 as an SRE. Prior to this role, Nakano was an SRE at Kyash from April 2016 to December 2018, where responsibilities included designing, operating, and building the infrastructure for a personal remittance app and real-time notification service, leading product development, and ensuring PCI DSS compliance while managing both AWS and on-premises environments. Nakano's earlier experience includes a position as a senior engineer at gumi Inc., from August 2012 to March 2016, focusing on server-side and infrastructure engineering, implementing real-time ranking systems, and introducing auto-scaling in AWS environments. Nakano holds a degree from 高知情報ビジネス専門学校, completed in 2008.
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Nulab
Nulab was founded in Japan in 2004 by two programmers with the goal of creating software that supports effective communication and collaboration.Masanori Hashimoto, CEO, and Shinsuke Tabata, CMO, met in 2002 through a java community called Mobster. Through the community, they would develop a number of open-source software including a wiki engine,a bug tracking system — the initial framework for Backlog — an application launcher, and a code generator.The two programmers were determined to find better ways for software developers to interact with users and speed up the feedback loop. Inspired by how seeing the positive effects great collaboration can have on a product and team, they decided to start Nulab.Since its founding, Nulab has developed three collaborative apps — Backlog, Cacoo, and Typetalk. Currently, the company has six offices across the world: New York, Amsterdam, Singapore, and Japan - Fukuoka (HQ), Tokyo, and Kyoto.Singapore is the home of NuSpace: a unique community space that offers startups and developers a place where they can come together to work on digital projects, attend tech events, enroll in seminars, and get questions answered about Nulab apps — for free.For more info: https://nulab.com/press