Hi! We are Datawrapper.
Datawrapper is a tool created by more than 30 people. We work together to create the best data visualization tool for everyone who wants to show their data in beautiful charts, maps, and tables.
As toolmakers, we share the responsibility for the design
of the charts, maps, and tables our users create.
We think a lot about what makes a good visualization good.
What’s important for our users. And what’s important for those
who will eventually look at their visualizations.
Our
background helps:
We spent many years studying data visualization and working
as practitioners in international newsrooms like The New
York Times, NPR, Deutsche Welle, Bloomberg, Correctiv and
ZEIT Online.
We’ve given dozens (hundreds?) of workshops and talks,
contributed to community discussions through widely shared
blog posts and worked on open source tools and resources that
are being used around the world.
We learned a thing
or two about good visualization design.
Now we want to make our users benefit from these learnings
–
so that they can skip the beginner’s mistakes and create
well-designed charts, maps, and tables.
Our team
David Kokkelink (he/him,
@DavidKokkelink) is a co-founder and co-CEO of Datawrapper. Originally a
software developer, he works across our customer-facing and
product development teams to make sure Datawrapper is headed
in the right direction. David lives in Berlin.
Elana Levin Schtulberg (she/her,
@elanaEllesce) is co-CEO of Datawrapper and head of visualization.
Together with her team, she builds new visualization types and
features for Datawrapper. Elana has a background in physics
and design and sees data visualization as a perfect
intersection of the two. She lives in Berlin.
Mirko Lorenz (he/him,
@mirkolorenz@vis.social,
LinkedIn) is a co-founder of Datawrapper and a member of the advisory
board. Before that, he served as CEO and later co-CEO of the
company for almost 10 years since its inception in 2012. Mirko
lives in Cologne.
Gregor Aisch (he/him,
@gka@vis.social,
LinkedIn) is a co-founder of Datawrapper and a member of the advisory
board. He was responsible for the product design and
development in the first years of Datawrapper and later served
as CTO for five years. Gregor still enjoys
making graphics
and lives in Berlin.
Lisa Charlotte Muth (she/her,
@lisacmuth,
@lisacmuth@vis.social) is Datawrapper’s head of communications. She writes about
best practices in data visualization and thinks of new ways to
excite you about charts and maps. Lisa lives in Berlin.
Daniela Haake (she/her) is Datawrapper’s head
of operations. She is responsible for human resources,
accounting, and information security. When not managing our
office, she works as a business coach to help people find
solutions to their individual problems. Daniela lives in
Berlin.
David Wendler (he/him,
@newreld) is Datawrapper’s head of design. He’s responsible for all
things design at Datawrapper, especially the interface and
user experience. David has worked as a designer in several
other settings, most recently in a newsroom visualizing data
with journalists. He lives in Berlin.
Margaux Bourdon (she/her) is Datawrapper’s
head of support and customer success, answering your emails
together with her team. Outside of work, you’ll find her
wondering which craft to learn next or wandering flea markets.
Don’t hesitate to reach out — even for the easiest things — at
support@datawrapper.de. Margaux lives in Lyon.
Marten Sigwart (he/him,
@martensigwart) is Datawrapper’s head of app development and, as such,
responsible for the Datawrapper editor, team settings, and
more. Outside of Datawrapper, you’ll find him either working
on one of his side projects
or exploring Berlin, playing football, and enjoying the sun.
Ivan Lokhov (he/him) is a data visualization
developer at Datawrapper. When coding at Datawrapper just
isn’t enough, he creates
his own visualisations. Ivan enjoys exploring rural areas around Berlin, drinking
tea, and listening to electronic music from the 90s.
Hendrik Bartusch (he/him,
@eXo_X5) is a backend developer at Datawrapper. He takes care of our
servers and the map data used in Datawrapper locator maps.
Hendrik believes that only code that you write yourself is
code you truly understand, and likes coding late at night. He
lives in Magdeburg.
Anna Thieme (she/her) is a basemap creator on
Datawrapper’s support and customer success team, and takes
care of adding and updating administrative regions for our
choropleth and symbol maps. She’s also the author of our
Map Stories series. You need a map? Get in touch with her at support@datawrapper.de. Anna lives in Berlin.
Rose Mintzer-Sweeney (she/her,
@rosemintzers) is a data vis writer on Datawrapper’s communications
team. She likes words, numbers, pictures, and all possible
combinations of the same. Rose lives in Berlin.
Shaylee Safie (she/her) joined Datawrapper’s
support and customer success team after she visited Berlin one
time and immediately knew she needed to move here. Outside of
work, you can find her knitting, listening to podcasts, or
exploring the city. If you’re trying to get a tricky dataset
to behave in Datawrapper, she’d love to help at support@datawrapper.de.
Elliot Bentley (he/him,
vis.social/@ejb) is a senior data visualization developer at Datawrapper. He
previously worked on interactive graphics and internal tools
at The Wall Street Journal and created the popular web app oTranscribe. Outside of work, Elliot likes to make his own video games. He lives in London.
Guillermina Sutter Schneider (@gsutters) is a product specialist at Datawrapper and part of the
sales team. She helps you get the most out of the tool through
public webinars. A
data visualization designer
herself, Guillermina likes coding, color theory, numbers, and
Berlin — not necessarily in that order.
Antonio Sarcevic (he/they,
@SarcevicAntonio) is a software developer on Datawrapper’s app team working
on user experience. Outside of work, Toni helps to maintain
SvelteLab
and creates Svelte and web dev guides on
sarcevic.dev. He also loves going to concerts and riding his fingerboard.
Toni lives in Münster.
Jack Goodall (he/him) is a software developer
in Datawrapper’s App team. He’s keen on squashing bugs and
optimizing performance. When he’s not clacking away at his
keyboard, he enjoys skiing, photography, rock climbing, and
twiddling his mustache. Jack lives in Lyon.
Luc Guillemot (he/they,
@Luc) is a developer on Datawrapper’s visualization team. Before
that, he
created visualizations
as a data journalist and social scientist. When not making
sure your labels have the correct position, you can spot him
running in the forests around Berlin or listening to hyperpop.
Michael Do Thoi (he/him) is on the support
and customer success team. If you’re trying to figure
something out in Datawrapper, he’s all ears (and eyes, if you
message
support@datawrapper.de). When not talking or typing, Michi’s probably thinking
deeply about food or music. He lives in Berlin.
Alexander Käßner (he/him,
@alexkaessner,
@alexkaessner@mas.to) is a designer at Datawrapper, especially focused on
interface and experience design. When not iterating on
Datawrapper’s interactions, you can find him working on his
side projects, jogging around Berlin, taking care of his small
garden, or playing volleyball.
Julian Freyberg (he/him,
@jfreyberg) is a full-stack developer on Datawrapper’s app team and
eager to make charting as smooth and fun as possible. Before
joining, he studied data and computer science and worked on
scientific apps. He enjoys going to the gym, cooking, and
learning about economics and cinematography. Julian lives in
Frankfurt am Main.
Eleni Tsagkaropoulou (she/they) is a working
student on Datawrapper’s maps team. She lives in Berlin, where
she creates basemaps, studies global change geography, and
practices acrobatics. You need a map? Get in touch with her at
support@datawrapper.de.
Linus Aarnio (he/him) is a full-stack
developer on Datawrapper’s app team. He likes to find
simple solutions to hard problems. When not at work, he enjoys
the outdoors in various forms: During the summer months, he
can be found hiking, paddling, or riding his gravel bike. In
the winter, he does both cross-country and downhill skiing.
Linus lives in Åland.
Jonathan Muth (he/him) is Datawrapper’s
website development lead. He has experience as a brand
strategy consultant, product owner and front-end developer,
holds a master’s degree in communication science, and toured
Europe making music with a GameBoy. Jonathan lives in Berlin.
Gustav Neustadt (he/him,
@gustavneustadt@vis.social) is an interface designer on Datawrapper’s design
team. He lives in Potsdam, right outside the gates of Berlin.
When he’s not nudging pixels, you can find him out and about
with his family, fixing his bike, and tinkering with
electronics and code.
Ceren Dolma (she/her,
@ceren_do) is a part of the support and customer success team. She is
a cartographer by trade and has found her way into data vis by
way of making maps to tell stories. Outside of work, she likes
to read, teach yoga, go bouldering, and she is most recently
learning tricks with hula hoops. Ceren lives in Belfast.
Erle Monfils (she/they) is a data
visualization developer at Datawrapper. Having studied
anthropology, she is interested in both the technical and the
human side of technology. When not working on one of her many
unfinished side projects, Erle enjoys reading and making
music. She lives in Italy.
Alicia Madlangbayan (she/her) is a Visual
Designer at Datawrapper with a background in product design.
Outside of work, she enjoys arts and crafts, cooking, making
music and bouldering. Alicia lives in Berlin.
Jonathan Dahle (he/him) is a working student
on Datawrapper’s communications team. When he’s not supporting
his colleagues, you can find him exploring Berlin, enjoying
the outdoors with his friends, or spending late nights at his
desk creating audiovisual and 3D art. Besides working at
Datawrapper, Jonathan is a
design student
and freelance photographer.
Moritz Kuhn (he/him) is a data vis product
designer at Datawrapper. He designs the tools and interfaces
that help users create clear, accessible, and impactful
charts. When he’s not arranging rectangles on a screen, you’ll
likely find him at the boxing gym or a live concert. Moritz is
based in Frankfurt am Main.
How to reach us
Do you have questions or feedback? Do you want to work with us?
We’re always happy to hear from you.
