Fedora Contributor since 2009, as Ambassador, Translator and Packager.

Akashdeep Dhar is a senior software engineer in the Red Hat Community Linux Engineering team, working on researching and developing applications running on Fedora Infrastructure, and has served twice in Fedora Council, once as an initiative lead for a community revamp and once as an elected representative.

https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/User:Ankursinha

I'm the Fedora Lead within the Community Linux Engineering team at Red Hat, in charge of the development side of things (as opposed to sysadmin things).
My not secret goal is to get more people interested in (and maybe eventually contributing to) our applications. They're cool! They're reliable! They help get things done! :-)

Carl George leads the Extra Packages for Enterprise Linux (EPEL) team at Red Hat. He participates in many open source projects, often related to his packaging activities in Fedora, EPEL, and CentOS. He is a member of the EPEL Steering Committee, the Fedora Packaging Committee, and various Fedora Special Interest Groups.

Daniel is a Principal Software Engineer at Red Hat, specializing in networking and cloud-native technologies. He has contributed to projects like Kuryr-Kubernetes and CNI, and is currently focused on Edge, Telco NFV, and Observability use cases. He bootstrapped the Fedora Special Interest Group (SIG) for eBPF and has held PTL and core roles in OpenStack and Kubernetes projects. He is also an active Fedora package maintainer and a collaborator in the Rust SIG, where he is working to enhance vendoring. His work bridges networking, containers, and cloud-native ecosystems, driving innovation in open-source communities.

Long time employee at Red Hat working on Fedora Linux, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, and now CentOS Stream. Member of FESCo and the Fedora Council.

David is a principal solutions architect at Amazon Web Services. He specializes in Linux distribution partner support. David has been working to ensure that we have the very best support for the hyperscalers and other environments that stretch from the desktop to the cloud so that Fedora is a first choice for any cloud efforts for development and testing.

Dominik is a long-time open source contributor with over 25 years of experience. He's been a Fedora user and contributor for almost just as long. As Fedora ambassador and packager sponsor, among his many roles, he tries to bring in new contributors and improve the multimedia experience in Fedora, which would be impossible without the help of many other Fedora contributors and upstream developers.

Dusty Mabe is a Senior Principal Software Engineer at Red Hat helping to
enable container technologies in next generation datacenters and the cloud.
He is currently participating in several upstream projects that help build a
strong platform for containerized applications to run. In the past Dusty
has developed software for enterprise grade telecommunications software
vendors and has also worked as a Red Hat Platform Consultant, focusing on
enabling cloud technologies within the Financial Services industry.
Outside of his professional life Dusty enjoys spending time with his wife
and three children.

I started using Linux in 1997 with Red Hat 5.0 (Hurricane). Since then, I have been an active promoter of free software, collaborating with the LUG Vaslibre for approximately four years.

I hold a graduate degree in computer science from the University of Carabobo, Venezuela, with over 15 years of experience in IT management and application development. For more than 18 years, I have been dedicated to advocating for free software, not only in Venezuela but also in Colombia, Uruguay, and Argentina, fostering open-source adoption and community engagement.

A teacher by profession and a technologist by passion, I live in a constant search to make sense of the world through a monitor and a keyboard.

As a packaging sponsor, I actively review and mentor new packagers, helping to strengthen the ecosystem of free and open-source software.

Fabio Alessandro “Fale” Locati is an EMEA Principal Specialist Solutions Architect at Red Hat, public speaker, author, and Open Source contributor. His primary areas of expertise are Linux, automation, security, and cloud technologies. Fale started working in IT in 2004, giving him many years of experience, with many of them spent consulting for many companies, including dozens of Fortune 500 companies. He is the author of the books Practical Ansible, Practical Ansible 2, Learning Ansible 2, Learning Ansible 2.7, and OpenStack Cloud Security. In his spare time, he helps in the Ansible, Fedora, Kubernetes, and OpenStreetMap communities, as well as in many smaller projects on GitHub and similar platforms.
Currently Fale is serving as FESCo member.

Fabio "decathorpe" Valentini has been a contributor to the Fedora project for more than a decade and is involved in many different areas of the project. He is currently "the Rust guy", a member of the Fedora Engineering Steering Committee (FESCo), the Fedora Packaging Committee (FPC), and on top of the leaderboard of packagers who submit the most package updates.

Felipe is a GNOME developer for over a decade, contributing in software development and community governance. He maintains GNOME Boxes and GNOME Settings, and contributes in various fronts to attract new contributors to the GNOME and Flatpak communities.

Principal Software Engineer and Packit Product Owner at Red Hat.

Member and instructor of scout leaders. Python and non-formal education enthusiast. On the way to automate all the boring tasks in Fedora and life in general.

Greg Sutcliffe has been participating in open source communities for almost two decades, and is currently a Senior Sysadmin for Fedora. Before that, he was Community Architect and Data Scientist for Ansible, and Community Architect for Foreman.

In addition to the technical side of communities, he's also interested in the structure of communities, how people interact, and how communities achieve their aims. He's also interested in community data, and how we can use that to understand communities through a different view. He also wishes people wouldn't take averages of things they shouldn't.

Long time Fedora contributor and Red Hatter.
I manage Red Hat's i18n Eng team and also like Haskell.

Proud Red Hatter and Fedora member for last 10 years. All the time working in the Anaconda team now as a Product Owner.

Senior software engineer at Red Hat, Packit team lead

Fedora Ambassador
Fedora Packager Mentor
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/User:Lbazan

A visually impaired programmer, currently working at Red Hat, and trying to make Linux as accessible for visually impaired as is possible.

I am member of the installer team that develops the Anaconda installer used by Fedora, RHEL & related distributions. I mostly work with Python & use it also for some of my hobby projects. My interests include open hardware, 3D printing, space flight, architecture and Japanese culture.

SW Engineer @ Red Hat and Seminar Tutor @ FI MUNI. Coffee freak, anime addict, tram stalker.

Philosopher, Ethicist and Technologist.
Mat H has worked in community advocacy for a number of organisations.
His current interests are in digital sovereignty and an ethical technological landscape then enables all persons.
New to Fedora Join SIG, he likes to find peoples special abilities and propel them into Fedora's future.

Fedora Python maintainer. Member of Fedora Packaging Committee (FPC) and former member of Fedora Engineering Steering Committee (FESCo), Fedora provenpackager and packager sponsor.

Testing Farm architect. Open-source junkie. Senior Principal QE @ Red Hat.

In addition to being a consultant at Velocity Limitless, Neal Gompa is a developer for and contributor to Fedora, CentOS, AlmaLinux, and openSUSE. Neal focuses primarily on the base Linux system components, such as package and software management, and desktop Linux. He's a big believer in upstream first, which has led him all over the open source world.

Nikita is a scalable vector existence…

which may be described as somewhat of a material world version of SVGs: adaptable and accurate. She came up with this original tagline after making incredible amounts of original SVG designs.

Today, you will find her as a software engineer, but her journey in tech began as a mechanical engineer at IIT Roorkee. Nikita gained experience in open-source and design by working as the Outreachy 2022 summer intern with the Fedora Project and later as a consultant with Software Freedom Conservancy. She has brushed upon the field of FinTech in the past as a part of J.P. Morgan Chase Quant Research Mentee and became the top team from India in WorldQuant Alphathon 2022. She had interned at Cisco, India as a Technical intern in the summer of 2023 and continued with them as a full time software engineer for the IoT team.

Her creative spirit lies with her art and music. She plays the Sitar, Flute or keys sometimes and also likes to work with all forms of art from sketching to sculpting; from digital to physical. Being an INTJ, she is a detail-oriented person and likes to organize & plan her tasks out. She has been described as ‘Monica’ more often than not, even though she has never watched the show ‘FRIENDS’. Her drive lies in exploring new fields and picking up new skills.

Software Engineer at Red Hat

Infrastructure cat herder.

Noel Miller is a Systems Administrator, Technical Account Manager at Red Hat, and a Core Contributor at Universal Blue.

He has been working in IT for a little over 10 years, with most of his career being focused on Small and Medium Size businesses. For his day job, he works at Red Hat as a Technical Account Manager with a focus on Ansible.

He is a Core Contributor at Universal Blue. Universal Blue builds a diverse set of continuously delivered operating system images (including Bazzite) using Fedora Atomic Desktop's support for OCI/Docker containers.

Outside of his IT endeavors, he enjoys spending time with his family, playing video games, listening to heavy metal music, and playing guitar.

For more information, please visit: https://noelmiller.dev/pages/about

Otto is a member of the Forgejo community from the start, and volunteers as system administrator and executive director of the largest known Forgejo hosting: Codeberg, a public non-profit Git hosting and alternative to Microsoft GitHub.

Technology can be frustrating sometimes, so Otto's recent focus was on user research, user experience and accessibility.

Engineer @ Red Hat

I’m a social scientist at University of Bremen, specialized in research methodology, statistics, and computational methods & infrastructure.

Personally, I have started using Fedora since release Fedora Core 1. Currently, I am a member of the Fedora Server Edition working group and the Fedora Docs Board.

Technical Writer at Red Hat's Community Linux Engineering, long-time Fedora Documentation contributor.

I'm a veteran Linux advocate with over two decades of experience, from selling Linux laptops at my computer store in the 90s to leading embedded Linux deployments for Ford's Autonomous Vehicle and Smart Infrastructure program. After overcoming significant health challenges, I now run dont-make-me-install-linux.lol, sharing tips and tricks for Atomic distros while advocating for accessibility in open source. When not exploring immutable filesystems, I can be found being a dedicated single father, diving into comic books, and obsessing over music. My unique journey combines enterprise-level technical expertise with a passion for making Linux accessible to everyone.

Samyak Jain is the Fedora Release Engineering Lead, a Sysadmin-Maintainer, and an active contributor to open source communities. He has been instrumental in managing Fedora's release processes, infrastructure, and automation, shaping the experience for over 1.2 million users. With a background in software engineering, Samyak has worked on GitOps services at Red Hat and contributed to major Fedora releases. He is also an Agile Practitioner, guiding teams through process improvements and community engagement. A passionate speaker, he has presented at conferences like Flock, DevConf, and GNOME Asia, advocating for open-source collaboration and mentorship.

Beyond work, Samyak is an avid reader, constantly exploring books that challenge his perspectives. He has a deep love for travel and enjoys the thrill of solo trips, embracing new experiences along the way. A true foodie at heart, he loves experimenting with unique and unconventional food combinations, always on the lookout for something surprising and delicious.

Sean is a Software Engineer from Miami, Florida. After graduating from Texas A&M University he found his calling for Virtualization technologies at Rackspace. Since then, he has worked to bring the best architectures & best practices to help his fellow engineers.

Sean is a big believer in Hybrid Cloud, so much so that he is a co-host on the Hybrid Cloud Show podcast, part of the Late Night Linux network. Sean is not known for his creative naming skills.

Ask him about his homelab, or don't, depends on how much time you have.

Stephen Gallagher (He/Him) is a long-time member of the Fedora community. He has served on the Fedora Engineering Steering Committee since 2011 and has been employed by Red Hat since 2008. He lives and breathes open source.

Hey, open source folks! I am Sumantro, hailing from India (the eastern part - former capital during the British era AKA Kolkata). I love sharing knowledge and writing about technology and experiences (mostly that I try every day).
Anything from k8s, ansible to setting up TCMS for make-believe projects is right up my alley. I work as a Software Developer in Test in Fedora Project and contribute to Open Source communities in the form of
testing, public speaking, documentation, mentorship, and onboarding. Playing Jenga, reading books, and brewing coffee are a few of my hobbies besides implementing productivity equations in my life and creating vision boards for targets I wanna achieve!

Thorsten was a very active contributor to Fedora and related projects in its early days. Since a few years he focuses on improving the Linux kernel: he ensures that regressions are addressed and also contributed texts on reporting issues and verifying bugs and bisecting regressions. He furthermore since more than a decade now provides Fedora-specific RPMS with the latest kernels build from various Linux series in add-on repos and is somewhat known in the Fediverse as @kernellogger.

Tim is a long time contributor to Fedora Quality but has more recently been active in the AI-ML SIG, working to make Fedora's out of box AI experience great.

Timothée Ravier is a CoreOS engineer at Red Hat. He maintains the Fedora Atomic Desktops. He is a KDE developer and helps maintain KDE Applications as Flatpaks on Flathub.

Free Range Engineering Grease Monkey

Log Detective developer.

Spikey Hair, Hawaiian Shirts ... with Penguins on them.
Troy currently works for Red Hat on the CentOS Stream and Emerging RHEL teams.
He is the EPEL Steering Committee chair.
He is on the Fedora KDE SIG dealing largely with KDE in EPEL and KDE Plasma Mobile.
Troy is also on the CentOS Board and chair of the Centos Alternative Images SIG.

Hi ^-^

My name is Vivian, and I contribute to Forgejo! I have been involved with pen-testing the Forgejo Runner, and I'm currently working on designing and implementing a new contribution workflow.

I work in Red Hat, in the team maintaining systemd. I'm a packager and member of FESCo.