"Moore brings deep expertise in AI, infrastructure, and developer tooling from both the investor and founder perspectives. Cramer, who launched Sentry as an open source side project in 2012 and scaled it into a platform used by over 4 million developers, offers firsthand insights into how the right tools - and hires - can accelerate product velocity without overbuilding. Lloyd, who founded Warp to reinvent the terminal with AI-driven developer experiences,"
"We'll dig into what today's founders actually need from their first engineering hires, what AI-enabled tooling can and can't replace, and how the entire GTM (go-to-market) and product life cycle is adapting to this new dev world. Whether you're a founder, a CTO, or just curious if code is still king, this panel gets into the messy, tactical details of modern startup building."
"Be there for the big questions and even bigger answers TechCrunch Disrupt 2025 brings together 10,000+ startup founders, VC leaders, and tech innovators to tackle what's next in tech. Don't miss your chance to join the conversation - and shape the future - with people who are building it. Regular Bird pricing ends September 26 at 11:59 p.m. PT - Secure your pass today and save up to $668."
Lauri Moore is a partner at Bessemer Venture Partners with expertise in AI, infrastructure, and developer tooling from investor and founder perspectives. David Cramer launched Sentry as an open source side project in 2012 and scaled it into a platform used by over 4 million developers, demonstrating how the right tools and hires can accelerate product velocity without overbuilding. Zach Lloyd founded Warp to reinvent the terminal with AI-driven developer experiences and focuses on improving coding workflows. Key topics include what founders need from first engineering hires, the capabilities and limits of AI-enabled tooling, and adaptations across go-to-market and product life cycles. TechCrunch Disrupt 2025 expects over 10,000 attendees and offers early pricing through September 26.
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