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Coinbase Snags Lyft Engineering Executive Manish Gupta
Gupta will help Coinbase "through the next phase of company growth."
By Danny Nelson
Updated Sep 14, 2021, 9:41 a.m. Published Aug 10, 2020, 4:17 p.m.

Coinbase has hired Manish Gupta to lead its engineering team as the cryptocurrency exchange reportedly eyes going public.
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- CEO Brian Armstrong cited need to build "new crypto-native products and services" and its pivot to a "remote-first culture" in his Monday hiring announcement. But he was coy on specific projects for Coinbase's new vice president of engineering.
- Gupta, a longtime Silicon Valley tech engineer, previously ran ridesharing company Lyft's backend operations for two years. Before that he spent 16 climbing the ranks at Google Ads.
See also: Coinbase Considering 19 Additional Cryptos for Exchange Listing
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