AppNeta announced the appointment of Dan Kuebrich as Chief Technology Officer.
Kuebrich previously served as Product Manager for AppNeta’s TraceView product, which he developed as co-founder of Tracelytics, which was acquired by AppNeta in 2012.
As CTO, Kuebrich is responsible for driving the company's long-term technology and product vision as well as directly managing forward-looking research.
Matt Stevens, CEO and President of AppNeta said: “Dan has been a guiding force behind our technology direction and it is an honor to announce that he has stepped into the role of CTO,” said Matt Stevens, CEO and President at AppNeta. “His deep application performance management technology expertise will be instrumental in executing our product vision and further establishing the leadership of our full-stack APM offerings.”
Kuebrich previously held software engineering roles at AmieStreet/Songza.com and Sun Microsystems. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from Brown University.
“AppNeta has revolutionized APM by focusing on the end-user experience,” said Kuebrich. “I’m excited to continue building AppNeta’s full-stack performance vision. Working with customers, it’s clear that the job of application performance management doesn’t start and end in the application server. We are addressing the needs of development, IT operations and Dev/Ops teams by providing the performance monitoring tools required for both the applications they build and the applications they buy.”
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