David Baszucki is the Chief Executive Officer of Roblox. David has held the CEO seat since 2004, and was previously Founder and CEO at Knowledge Revolution.
Current company
Roblox
Roblox is an American video game developer.
video game industryHeadquartered in San MateoFounded 2004NYSE: RBLX
Source: WikidataDavid Baszucki has been CEO of Roblox since 2004. Before Roblox, David was Founder and CEO at Knowledge Revolution from January 1990 until January 2002.
Career
Sources: LinkedIn profile
Education
Stanford University, BS EE, Electrical EngineeringSource
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Vice president level and above, most senior firstDavid Baszucki leads a leadership team of 6 published executives. The most recent appointment is Sean Buckley as Chief People and Systems Officer, in seat since March 2026.
Most senior 5 of 6
| Name | Title | In seat since |
|---|---|---|
| David Baszucki | Founder, President and Chief Executive Officer | March 2004 |
| Naveen Chopra | Chief Financial Officer | June 2025 |
| Mark Reinstra | Chief Legal Officer & Corporate Secretary | November 2024 |
| Matt Kaufman | Chief Safety Officer | July 2023 |
| Sean Buckley | Chief People and Systems Officer | March 2026 |
Sources: Roblox 2026 DEF 14A
David Baszucki is the Chief Executive Officer of Roblox. David has held the CEO seat since 2004, and was previously Founder and CEO at Knowledge Revolution.
David Baszucki has been CEO of Roblox since 2004, according to LinkedIn profile.
David Baszucki was Founder and CEO at Knowledge Revolution from January 1990 until January 2002, according to LinkedIn profile.
David Baszucki has been CEO of Roblox for 22 years, since 2004.
Naveen Chopra (Chief Financial Officer), Mark Reinstra (Chief Legal Officer & Corporate Secretary), Matt Kaufman (Chief Safety Officer), Sean Buckley (Chief People and Systems Officer), and 1 more. Source: Roblox 2026 DEF 14A.
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