Who runs Plutobee.
The team accountable for engagements, security, technology direction, and the company itself. Reachable by email, on Slack Connect for active customers, and on LinkedIn.
E. Pleyte
Founder & CEO · Miami
15 years in software engineering and product. Previously led platform engineering at a Series C fintech. Sets the company direction, owns the largest customer relationships, signs the SoWs.
S. Anand
CTO · San Francisco
18 years in distributed systems and AI infrastructure. Previously principal engineer at a top-5 SaaS. Owns architecture standards, the technology stack, and engineering quality bar.
M. Riise
CISO · Tallinn
12 years in offensive security and compliance. OSCE3, OSEP. Runs Stinger Security, owns SOC 2 program, signs every BAA, MSA, DPA.
J. Berner
VP Engineering · Berlin
14 years platform + SRE. Owns the development methodology, delivery framework, and the hiring bar for senior engineers. Customer escalation point for engineering quality.
D. Castellanos
VP Customer · Miami
10 years in technical customer success and account management. Owns retainer customer relationships, renewal cycle, customer health metrics.
Y. Kayalik
Head of Design · Istanbul
12 years product and brand design. Runs the design system, owns the brand expression, sets the visual quality bar.
Ownership structure
Every leader on this page holds equity. So does every engineer below them.
Plutobee is 100% employee owned. No outside investors. No board observer seats from VC funds. No exit clock. Read how our ownership works →
Direct contact.
Every named leader above is reachable by their first initial plus last name at plutobee.com. Active retainer customers get Slack Connect channels with their named contacts plus delivery lead. Procurement and security questions go through structured channels (rfp@plutobee.com, security@plutobee.com).
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