All eyes have been on the tech company this week, after footage from a concert appeared to show its then-CEO embracing the head of human resources.

As the center of this transformative initiative stands Astronomer, a U.S.-based technology company making waves for its cutting-edge contributions to DataOps practice of streamlining and automating data workflows.

Astronomer appeared to delete an announcement celebrating Kristin Cabot’s employment after she was reportedly seen at a Coldplay concert with the firm’s CEO, Andy Byron. A post titled “An Exciting Day Today” and highlighting Cabot’s 2024 hiring as Chief People Officer can no longer be viewed via LinkedIn.

In a nod to the Coldplay canooldling scandal, CEO Andy Byron's replacement "liked" a cheeky LinkedIn post written by a former Astronomer executive.

Nickelodeon Victorious star, Liz Gillies, has poked fun and enacted laughs on social media, after re-enacting the viral Coldplay scandal on an off-Broadway show

When addressing the recent incident, Hensley also shared kind words for Astronomer Inc. For those unaware, he worked at the company between 2019 and 2024. Currently, Zachary Hensley is serving as president at Livegistics, a software company that offers a ...