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Chris Aniszczyk
Elected Committer Representative
Chris is a software architect by trade with a passion for software
evangelism, open source, and building communities. At Twitter, he's
responsible for creating their open source program office and
managing their open source efforts. He sits on the Eclipse Architecture
Council and on the Eclipse Technology PMC. In a previous life, he led
and hacked on many eclipse.org and
linux related projects. In his spare time, you'll find him doing yoga,
writing, running or cycling. You can read his
blog or find him tweeting
via @cra. |
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Michael Bechauf
SAP AG
Michael is responsible for SAP's standards strategy and participation in industry consortia. He is also
responsible for the SAP Developer Network, a community of 1.4 million individual developers using the SAP
NetWeaver platform. Michael has been a member of the JCP EC since 2001 and a Board member of the Eclipse
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Boris Bokowski
Elected Committer Representative
Boris works for Google in Munich, Germany. He is a member of the
Eclipse Architecture Council, and a committer on the Platform UI, e4,
and Orion projects. He is proud to have helped increase diversity at
the Eclipse Platform (a little) by attracting several outside
contributors and helping them become committers. Before joining Google
in 2011, he worked on Eclipse for IBM in Ottawa, Canada for six years,
wrote a commercial RCP app using EMF and GEF, co-founded and
co-managed a Web 2.0 company in Germany, worked on the original
Eclipse 1.0 at OTI in Ottawa, and earned a PhD in computer science at
Freie Universitat Berlin, Germany. He is married and a geek dad of
three kids. You can find him on IRC as "borisb6i".
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Cedric Carbone
Talend
Cédric Carbone is Talend's Chief Technical Officer and Board Member of OW2 consortium (since the inception). Prior to
joining Talend in 2006, he managed the Java practice at Neurones, a leading systems integrator in Europe. Cédric
has also lectured at several universities on technical topics such as XML or Web Services. He holds a master's degree in
Computer Science and an advanced degree in Document Engineering. |
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Eric Clayberg
Elected Add-in Provider Representative
Eric Clayberg is a Software Engineering Manager at Google and former co-founder and VP of Product Development for Instantiations (acquired by Google in 2010). He currently leads the Google Web Toolkit (GWT) and Google Plugin for Eclipse (GPE) projects and is the Project Lead for the WindowBuilder project at Eclipse.org (http://www.eclipse.org/windowbuilder). He holds a BS degree in Aerospace Engineering from MIT, an MBA from Harvard, and is co-author of "Eclipse Plug-ins" (3rd Edition, Addison Wesley , Dec 2008), and "The Eclipse Graphical Editing Framework (GEF)" (Addison Wesley, Aug 2011). See http://www.qualityeclipse.com. In his spare time, he enjoys one of world's largest collections of classic coin-op video games. |
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Paul Clenahan
Actuate Corporation
Paul Clenahan is a founding member of the Eclipse BIRT Project and a continuing member of the BIRT Project PMC (Project Management Committee). Paul has over 20 years experience in the enterprise business intelligence industry working in a variety of Product Management and consulting roles with diverse customer applications. In addition to his BIRT project role, Paul is VP of Product Management at Actuate and is responsible for coordinating overall product direction and vision for Actuate’s Business Intelligence technology based on emerging technology trends, market demands, customer feedback and internal innovation. Paul holds a B.Sc. in Computer Science from Edinburgh University, Scotland. |
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Etienne Juliot
OBEO
Etienne is one of the major contributors for the SCA subproject in STP, and he is involved in the Eclipse SOA IWG.
Etienne is one the founders of Obeo, focusing on Model Driven tools. He contributes to several Eclipse projects
(Acceleo, ATL, EEF, ...) and to several Open Source communities. He also drives the commercial strategy of Obeo
on Eclipse Modeling technologies for reverse enginnering of legacy code and viewpoint modeling. |
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Hans Kamutzki
Elected Add-in Provider Representative
Hans Kamutzki is co-founder and Managing Director of MicroDoc, Munich. He studied Physics and Computer Science
in Bonn and Munich, Germany and focussed on realtime image processing and process control in the early days of
his professional work. For a "device and algorithm for the automatic detection of objects" he was co-awarded
a German and European patent. After many years of development and project management practice in Smalltalk and
Java, Hans now runs the Embedded Java operations in MicroDoc, working mainly in business development and
legal/contractual matters. |
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John Kellerman
IBM
John Kellerman joined IBM in 1984 with a computer science degree from Purdue University. He's since completed graduate
degrees in Computer Engineering at North Carolina State and Business Administration at the University of North
Carolina Chapel Hill. He has spent the majority of his years at IBM in the development and management of
application development tool products, including ISPF/PDF, VisualAge Smalltalk, Eclipse and Jazz. John was
a founding member of the Eclipse project. He is currently Product Manager for Jazz and Eclipse at IBM.
Finally, John co-authored the award winning book, Java Developer's Guide to Eclipse. See
www.jdg2e.com. |
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Mik Kersten
Elected Add-in Provider Representative
Dr. Mik Kersten is the CEO of Tasktop Technologies, creator and leader of the Eclipse Mylyn open source project and
inventor of the task-focused interface. As a research scientist at Xerox PARC, Mik implemented the first aspect-oriented
programming tools for AspectJ. He created Mylyn and the task-focused interface during his PhD in Computer Science at the
University of British Columbia. Mik has been an Eclipse committer since 2002, is an elected member of the Eclipse Board of
Directors and serves on the Eclipse Architecture and Planning councils. Mik's thought leadership on task-focused collaboration
makes him a popular speaker at software conferences, and he was voted a JavaOne Rock Star speaker in 2008 and 2009. Mik enjoys
building tools that offload our brains and make it easier to get creative work done.
Follow @mik_kersten on Twitter.
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Jochen Krause
Innoopract GmbH
Jochen Krause is the project lead for the Eclipse Rich Ajax
Platform (RAP) project, and a member of the Board of Directors of the Eclipse Foundation. He is CEO of
Innoopract, a recognized leader in Eclipse distribution and web
application development. Jochen has had a leadership role in the Eclipse community since its inception in
2002, and in addition to RAP development, co-leads the Eclipse Runtime PMC and participates in setting the
directions for the next generation Eclipse Platform (e4).
Jochen has focused Innoopract's product development on bringing Eclipse technology to enterprise customers, and at the same time has guided the company in making strategic technical contributions to Eclipse. In addition to Jochen's activities, Innoopract staff are involved in many Eclipse projects such as Riena, Eclipse Packaging and G-Eclipse. |
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Dennis Leung
Oracle
Dennis Leung is Vice-President of Development for Oracle Fusion Middleware, leading the development teams for the
award-winning Oracle TopLink product, Eclipse Dali, and EclipseLink projects. Dennis has been involved in
providing enterprise data solutions for over 14 years and also has a background in telecommunications. He
holds a bachelor's degree in computer science from the University of British Columbia and a Master of
Business Administration from Queens University. |
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Paul Lipton
CA Technologies
Paul Lipton is an Advisor and Senior Architect in CA where he leads the CA Industry Standards and Open Source
Program in the Office of the CTO. Paul has been an architect and developer of enterprise systems for over 20
years. He has also participated in many standards organizations including OASIS and the W3C, and serves on the
Board of Directors of the DMTF. Paul is a founding member of the CA Council for Technical Excellence, where he
chairs the Emerging Technology Committee and also leads a project focused on leveraging Web 2.0 to improve
research collaboration. He is also a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional and a Sun Java Champion. Paul is a
highly sought-after author and speaker, and has shared his knowledge with appreciative audiences around the world
covering topics such as industry standards, SOA, open source, technical innovation, enterprise architecture,
social computing, virtualization, Web services, management/security, governance, autonomic computing, Web 2.0
and many other emerging technologies. |
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Achim Loerke
BREDEX GmbH
Achim is a software developer and architect at heart. As a managing director at BREDEX GmbH he is responsible
for technology and development strategies. In addition he is the project lead of the Eclipse Jubula project and
represents his company in the Eclipse foundation. |
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Ed Merks
Elected Committer Representative
Ed Merks leads the Eclipse Modeling Framework
project and co-leads the Eclipse
Modeling project along with Rich Gronback from Borland. He is a
coauthor of the authoritative book EMF: Eclipse Modeling Framework
which is nearing completion of a second edition. He is interested in all aspects
of Eclipse modeling and its applications. He is well recognized for his
dedication to the Eclipse community, posting literally thousands of newsgroup
answers each year. He is also an active blogger. He spent 16 years
at IBM, achieving the level of Senior Technical Staff Member after completing
his Ph.D. at Simon Fraser Univeristy. His experience in modeling
technology spans 25 years. |
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Wolfgang Neuhaus
itemis AG
Wolfgang Neuhaus is a co-founder and member of the board of itemis AG. Previously he was Chief Information Officer (CIO) of Brockhaus AG and headed a team of 80 software developers and consultants. Wolfgang earned a degree in Computer Science from the University of Dortmund in 1995. He has extensive practical experience in introducing and implementing Model Driven Software Development, which is his core focus. He is a well-known journal-published writer, an IT conference speaker, and is responsible for the company's technical vision and for the cooperation with research institutes. He also is a member of the strategy committee for software intensive embedded systems of BITKOM. |
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Jason Van Zyl
Sonatype
Jason van Zyl is CTO of Sonatype and the founder of the Apache Maven project, the Plexus IoC framework and the
Apache Velocity project. Jason currently serves on the Apache Maven Project Management Committee. He has been
involved with the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) for seven years, helped to found Codehaus, a well respected
incubation facility for open source community projects, and is a frequent speaker at many major software
conferences, including JavaOne, EclipseCon, EmergingTech and ApacheCon. Jason has over ten years of enterprise
software development experience. He founded Periapt, Inc., a company that provided software infrastructure
development services to Fortune 500 companies such as Toyota Corp., Bank of America and Coca-Cola Co. Previous
to Periapt, he worked as a Technology Architect at Compusense, a world leader in sensory analysis and data
research. |
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