Sixteen employee have left the HPE Nimble organisation in just four months, we can reveal.
Thirteen have jumped ship to Sysdig, a well-funded container intelligence startup whose recently-hired CEO is Suresh Vasudevan, the CEO of Nimble at the time of its acquisition by HPE in April 2017. A search on LinkedIn for people with Sysdig and Nimble stints in their CVs will reveal them.

We found:
- Naveen Bali, Lead Engineer, joined from HPE Nimble in August 2018,
- Stuart Bridger, Senior Escalations and Support Engineer at Sysdig, joined from HPE Nimble in July 2018,
- Drew Calderone, Senior Support and Escalations Engineer, joined from HPE Nimble in June 2018,
- Mark Fulton, Senior Technical Account Manager, joined from HPE Nimble in August 2018,
- Kevin Kauffman, Software Engineer, joined from HPE Nimble in September 2018,
- Alexander Lawrence, Senior System Engineer, joined from HPE Nimble in September 2018,
- Alan Laws, Software Engineer, joined from HPE Nimble in September 2018, Eric Linnell, VP Support, Customer Success and Professional Service, joined from HPE Nimble in August 2018,
- Michael Moody, Enterprise Account Executive, joined from HPE Nimble in August 2018,
- Donald Patterson, Senior Escalations Engineer, joined from HPE Nimble in June 2018,
- Andrew Paul, Enterprise Account Exec at Sysdig, joined from HPE Nimble in August 2018,
- Josh Rechsteiner, Director of Support and Customer Success Operations, joined from Sysdig September 2018,
- Keegan Riley, SVP w-w Sales at Sysdig, joined from HPE Nimble in May 2018.
The three most recent leavers are:
- David Nellinger Adamson, InfoSight’s architect and data scientist,
- Matt Armstrong, director of engineering at InfoSight,
- Anupama Kirpekar, VP engineering of InfoSight.
HPE declined to comment on their departures, the timing of which could be linked to the ending of post-merger retention bonus payments.
We have no reason to suspect that anything is awry in HPE Nimble land – people move all the time and there is a huge cultural difference between startups like Nimble and massive mainstream vendors.
Other moves
Ulrike Riess has resigned from her Senior PR Manager role at data protection supplier Acronis, and re-joined TechTarget, this time in a Senior Editor role.
Enrico Signoretti, who was a Technology Evangelist and Product Strategist at object storage startup OpenIO has started a new career life as a research analyst at Gigaom. He was head of Product Strategy at OpenIO from Jan 2017 to April 2018. B&F