Meet the HorneNee Team

Brendan has been playing with the web for so long he can remember when Netscape was king and the blink tag rocked his world! He loves cities, traveling to cities, biking around cities, and taking pictures (of cities). When he's not goofing off, he's solving problems using web-based technologies or getting his tech news fix so he can write about it on his blog. He holds graduate degrees in in city planning and transportation engineering from UC Berkeley.

Jed is probably the best Ms. Pacman player you'll ever meet, and definitely the best Ms. Pacman player ever to have driven the Mexico City subway. At MIT, Jed' spent his time hosting a popular radio program and writing movie reviews for its student-run newspaper (and picked up a little engineering knowledge along the way). After college, he worked as a research analyst for Newmark Knight-Frank, one of the world's top commercial real estate brokerage firms, and has since returned to graduate school at UC Berkeley, where he is finishing the graduate program in city planning and transportation engineering. Jed developed a taste for gambling in his native Big Easy, and tries to sneak trips to Reno whenever possible.

When not knee deep in unruly servers or quenching his healthy appetite for world travel, Preston enjoys cycling, photography, downhill skiing, scuba diving, Thai food, and building wacky things. He has a strong background in IT and has several years of experience as a network administrator at Winona State University. Prior to joining the HorneNee team, he worked as a luggage logistics coordinator for Mesaba Airlines, where he developed an interest in aviation photography and collecting exotic safety cards. Preston is also a freelance photographer.

Having fallen in love with computers at the age of 7 while fending off his older brother's Quake quests, Eli spends his days making the internet a better place. With a background in architecture and design, Eli has created branding, information structure, and promotions campaigns for a variety of clients. Previously a designer/developer for Playboy Enterprises, he now works as a Front End Developer for Scripps Networks, home of the Food Network and HGTV.