Before StreetLight, it took manual counts, roadside surveys, and months of data collection to inform transportation decisions. Our team combines machine learning with deep transportation knowledge to shed light on how our streets really work — and makes data available on-demand to the people shaping today’s transportation.
Our Mission: Better Data for Better Transportation Decisions
We combine our vast location data resources with industry knowledge to shed light on transportation behavior – and make it available to decision makers and practitioners so they can make transportation better and drive positive change.
From helping reduce CO2 emissions, to improving equitable transportation access, to managing New Mobility and reducing traffic fatalities, our metrics help inform and manage transportation’s most complex challenges, while setting the industry bar for privacy protection.
A journey marked by industry firsts
40 BILLION+
Monthly location data points
5 MILLION+
Miles of roadway, sidewalk and bike lane
6,000+
Monthly transportation analyses
40 BILLION+
Monthly location data points
5 MILLION+
Miles of roadway, sidewalk and bike lane
6,000+
Monthly transportation analyses
Our leadership team
Laura Schewel
Founder, CEO
Before founding StreetLight, Laura worked on transportation sustainability issues at the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and Rocky Mountain Institute. Laura holds degrees in Engineering and Literature from Yale, with an MS from UC Berkeley.
Paul Friedman
Board, CTO
Paul started three successful SaaS analytics companies and built four successful engineering teams, also working at MIT Media Lab, DEC, and Oracle. Paul has a BS and MS in Computer Science from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Darlene Mann
COO
With over 30 years in the software industry, Darlene was a venture capitalist and held operating experience in top-level management at multiple companies. She has a Bachelor's Degree from the University of California at San Diego, Revelle College.
Kara Selke
VP Commercial Development & Privacy
Kara has held senior commercial and operational positions at multiple emerging technology companies. A recognized location-data privacy expert, she holds a BA from Clark University, an MA from Boston University, and a JD from Concord Law at Purdue.
Shirin Oshidari
VP of Sales and Services
Shirin has spent 30 years growing sales for technology and SaaS companies. She holds a BS in computer science from Mills College, and a certification in Finance Training for Executives from the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College.
Neil Vaz
VP of Engineering
Neil has over 15 years in software development, leading engineering teams, developing core algorithms, and delivering multiple product releases. He has a B.Tech. in Computer Science & Engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology, Mumbai.
Martin Morzynski
VP of Marketing and Product
Martin has spent 20 years building brands and global businesses across a range of industries, spanning Big Data, identity protection, e-commerce, and consumer products. He holds a BS and MS in Management Science & Engineering from Stanford.
Matt Orfuss
VP of Finance
Matt has a 20-year record of success in finance roles in Silicon Valley at companies including Calypso Technology and Symphony Services. He holds an MBA from UCLA Anderson, and a BS in Foreign Service from Georgetown University.
Talk to us about using on-demand data to empower your transportation decisions.
HEADQUARTERS
677 Harrison Street
San Francisco, CA 94107
EAST COAST
3122 W. Marshall Street
Richmond, VA 23230
CANADA
375 Water Street, Suite 200
Vancouver, BC V6B 5C6
Talk to us about using on-demand data to empower your transportation decisions
HEADQUARTERS
677 Harrison Street
San Francisco, CA 94107
EAST COAST
3122 W. Marshall Street
Richmond, VA 23230
CANADA
375 Water Street, Suite 200
Vancouver, BC V6B 5C6
StreetLight Data… one of the prime players powering the so-called smart cities movement by crunching Big Data about city streets
The Wall Street Journal
StreetLight Data… one of the prime players powering the so-called smart cities movement by crunching Big Data about city streets
The Wall Street Journal
