Edina Tanović

VP, CREATIVE DIRECTOR

Edina’s principal role at Project6 is brand management, with a focus on brand awareness, color theory and graphic design. Her creative vision and strategic planning strengths help Project6 address client needs from both business and design perspectives. She holds a B.S. in Industrial Design at San Francisco State University and Brunel University of West London.

Esten Sesto

PRESIDENT, UI/UX

Esten is a specialist in website design with over twenty years of experience in interactive technologies, usability and user interface design. He is addicted to Blue Bottle coffee and San Pellegrino, bikes to work often on his Langster single-speed, and aspires to travel the world as a professional tennis player.

Christine McGuinness

DIRECTOR, STRATEGY

Christine joined Project6 in 2013 with 18 years' experience leading projects, marrying creative thinking and results-driven strategy, and getting things done. She delights in all things organized, intuitive, efficient, and caffeinated.

Steve Taylor

SENIOR DEVELOPER

When Steve Taylor first started coding, flip phones were a status symbol and Netscape Navigator ruled the Internet. From front end to back end, Silicon Valley to the Island of Maui, Steve brings 17 years of design and development experience to Project6. When he's not wrangling bytes into some semblance of order, you'll find him bashing away on a beat up banjo or hiking through the Bay Area hills with his wife and kids.

Azra Zabic

DESIGNER

As a graphic designer, Azra Žabić takes designs from creative concepts to the final refined details, combining a playful aesthetic with an eye for detail. She has been indispensable to Project6 since 2013, working with clients including the California HealthCare Foundation (CHCF), the John Muir Health Foundation, the University of California at Berkeley, and Stanford University.

Johannes Schmidt

DEVELOPER

As a senior Project6 web developer, Johannes plans and implements robust back and front-end development solutions. That’s a fancy way of saying he builds a rock-solid website. He’s also licensed to sail a 38-foot Catalina. So look out.

Paul Garcia

DEVELOPER

Originally from the Central Coast of California, Paul taught himself web development while traveling and working as a digital nomad. He has since developed websites and apps for Fortune 500 companies in telecom, media, and finance—and has helped build and run marketing campaigns for a major digital marketing agency. He now runs a fully remote business, collaborating with incredible people from all over the country.

Dang Dhruv

FULL-STACK DEVELOPER

Dhruv has been programming for over a decade, building software for the internet. He is especially interested in distributed systems, applied cryptography and well-designed programming languages. In the analog world, he enjoys soccer, badminton, hiking and tea.

Angela Reid

BRAND STRATEGIST & WRITER

Angela has 25 years experience translating stuff into stories for brands in every category—including packaged food and beverage, consumer goods, local and global retail, social issues and both consumer and B2B technology. She bridges strategy with creative to craft insightful and incisive communications, inspiring people to buy and just as important, to buy into.

Chris Teitzel

WEB ARCHITECT

Chris is an experienced web architect having created systems dealing in millions of monthly pageviews, data points, and dollars in commerce. When not creating websites he spends his time on the water - boating with his wife and two kids, and traveling the world in the attempt to snowboard every continent.

Andrew Cooper

PROJECT MANAGER

Before transitioning into project management in 2015, Andrew spent the first ten years of his career working as a designer, photographer, and strategist for businesses in and around Chicago, IL and Seattle, WA. When not in the office, you’ll find him biking around town, hiking in the nearby Cascades, or relaxing on Vashon Island with his family.

Maddie

SECURITY

Maddy brings eternal puppydom to the Project6 office. Her responsibilities include chewing bones, napping, closely investigating potted plants, derailing productivity and generally being ridiculously cute.