Two cosmonauts who traded rocket fuel for Redis queues — and haven't looked back at the atmosphere since.
Callsign: “The Architect”
Vorn has been charting software systems since before most developers knew what a Kubernetes namespace was. Legend has it he once re-architected an entire distributed platform mid-orbit — no Wi-Fi, zero gravity, pure instinct — and touched down with a fully annotated Helm chart and a cold coffee.
A full-stack cosmonaut with a deep obsession for clean infrastructure, Vorn built the self-hosted cluster that powers every Moonberry mission from bare metal up. The cloud is just someone else's atmosphere — he prefers to own his own orbit.
When he's not engineering the next launch, he's plotting moves on the chess platform he built himself.
Callsign: “The Navigator”
Paul is the kind of engineer who boards a hackathon at T-minus midnight, ships a working product at sunrise, and files a post-mortem before the coffee finishes brewing. His code is so well-structured that junior developers have reportedly wept into their keyboards with gratitude.
A seasoned product engineer and orbital strategist, Paul keeps every mission on trajectory even when the telemetry goes dark. He has a rare gift for translating chaotic ideas into elegant launch sequences — and an even rarer gift for knowing exactly when to jettison the plan and fly manual.
Off the keyboard, Paul is a student of obscure programming languages and an authority on celestial navigation by pure vibes.