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Marina Levy

Co-founder, chief executive officer

Marina runs the business behind the engineering: operations, partnerships, sales, and media. She knows what it takes to get an ambitious idea off the ground—and keep it moving. Building a venture that led to a $10 million exit in Tokyo and two companies in Morocco taught her what execution demands. Reviewing pitches and helping deploy capital with New York City investors sharpened her eye for which ideas deserve it. That same instinct led her to found SkillRise Education, a woman-led edtech company preparing people for the AI economy.

Dan Levy

Co-founder, founding engineer

Some of the engineers companies compete to hire started in Dan’s classroom. Across Lambda School and Galvanize, he helped more than 3,000 students build their skills—including beginners who went on to careers at leading companies. That changes a life, not just a résumé. His own spans 25+ years building production software, including roles at Hotel Engine and MagicSchool. At 17th Street Labs, he brings that depth to the hard AI problems—and helps your team understand the solution well enough to take it further.

Kyle Coberly

Head of Product Engineering

Kyle connects the engineering, the economics, and the people who have to use the thing. At 17th Street Labs, he leads product engineering: deciding what’s worth building, making it work at scale, and helping your team take it from there.

He’s helped 1,000 people change careers into software engineering. He brings that educator’s instinct to his work at the National Society of Leadership and Success, his consulting firm Sika Education, and the University of Denver, where he teaches information systems as an Adjunct Assistant Professor. Before that, he was Faculty Director at Galvanize, working alongside Dan, and Director of Education at Flatiron School. He builds the product—and the team’s ability to own it.