Summary
Anna Schneider is a climate-focused software engineering leader and two-time startup builder with 13 years of experience, currently directing software engineering at Form Energy to deliver utility-scale multi-day battery storage. She leads multiple product and data teams across development, manufacturing, and deployment, blending hands-on expertise in Python, React, AWS and modern data stacks with cross-disciplinary collaboration alongside electrochemists and manufacturing experts. Previously she co-founded and led engineering at WattTime, scaling IoT and grid data products through acquisition, and has deep roots in data science and optimization from roles at Stitch Fix and research at UC Berkeley. Known for turning scientific computation into production systems, she pairs a PhD-level analytical background with practical product and team leadership to tackle hard climate problems at grid scale. An Echoing Green Climate Fellow and Forbes 30 Under 30 alum, she brings entrepreneurial grit and a track record of shipping impactful, category-creating products.
13 years of coding experience
12 years of employment as a software developer
PhD, Biophysics, PhD, Biophysics at University of California, Berkeley
Bachelor of Science (BS), Math, Biochemistry, Bachelor of Science (BS), Math, Biochemistry at University of Washington