He helped create Jira. Now he's searching for meaningful engineering metrics

<p><a href="https://www.sleuth.io/">Sleuth</a> helps engineering teams systematically improve efficiency by tracking speed and release quality, preventing slowdowns and bottlenecks, and removing toil and unnecessary friction. <a href="https://app.sleuth.io/account/signup/">Try it for free</a> or see <a href="https://www.sleuth.io/resources/real-world-stories/">how teams are using Sleuth</a>. Interested in the automations they offer for teams, check out their <a href="https://marketplace.sleuth.io./">public marketplace</a>.</p><p>Dylan was an original architect on <a href="https://www.atlassian.com/software/jira">JIRA</a>, so he’s not exactly new to issue- and project-tracking software.</p><p><a href="https://dora.dev/">DevOps Research and Assessment (DORA)</a> is a research program that tries to understand what drives successful software delivery and operations performance. </p><p>According to Dylan, one thing the best development teams have in common is their culture of <a href="https://resources.stackoverflow.co/topic/thought-leadership/prioritize-learning/">continuous learning</a>.</p><p>Connect with Dylan on <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/dylanetkin/">LinkedIn</a>.</p>