Public-web reconstruction of Alma, the AI-native business-immigration law firm founded in late 2023 by Aizada Marat, Assel Tuleubayeva and Shuo Chen. It covers 12 named people (founders/executives, a five-person sales and revenue org, marketing-adjacent roles, and one former BDR), all six live roles indexed on Alma's official Ashby board, and funding facts triangulated across 60 source pages. This maps what the public web shows — not an authoritative employee census.
Public-web reconstruction as of 2026-10-27 — sourced from LinkedIn, theorg.com, press and Alma's own pagesHarvard Law graduate with 7+ years of legal experience, including Cooley and McKinsey. Kyrgyzstan-born; built Alma after her own immigration ordeal.
Harvard Business School graduate with 7 years of fintech product experience, including SoFi and Ernst & Young; earlier a product manager at Step.
Helped build Uber's Michelangelo ML platform and was head of AI & ML at SupportLogic; the technical anchor of Alma's AI-native pitch.
The visible commercial organization is lean and recent: Satvika D. (Senior AE, since March 2025) is the longest-tenured seller, while Favian Aveja (AE) and Alex Bunte (RevOps Lead – Growth) both joined in April 2026. Niels Kvaavik heads sales and Aryan Pareek leads growth and business operations. Marketing-adjacent people — Geeta Darubra (Immigration Attorney, Marketing) and Kelli J. (Head of Community & Insights) — sit outside the core sales org. With the Founding BDR gone since July 2026 and no sales openings on the board, Alma's post-Series A hiring is weighted toward engineering and operational scale, not direct sales capacity.
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Method: public-web reconstruction compiled 2026-10-27. People roster: 13 extracted rows merged to 12 people (duplicate "Assel" merged with Assel Tuleubayeva) from LinkedIn profiles, theorg.com, tryalma.com and press; source counts per person range 1–96 pages. Hiring: all 6 live roles indexed on Alma's official Ashby board, one row each. Funding and founder facts triangulated across 60 source pages; Dealroom's ~$5.1M pre-Series-A figure and CB Insights' $17M total conflict in scope, so no cumulative total is asserted. Approval-rate, turnaround and time-savings figures are company-reported. Evidence excerpts trimmed for space; qualifications truncated in the table.