Our team#

This page describes the official team members of the JupyterHub community. For information about what these teams mean and how you can join, see Team structure and responsibilities.

Here is the current JupyterHub team (listed alphabetically, with affiliation, and main areas of contribution):

Min Ragan-Kelley acts as the team lead for the JupyterHub organization.

Damian Avila

@damianavila

💬, communities

JupyterHub Council

Project Jupyter, 2i2c and UMSI

https://github.com/damianavila

Georgiana Dolocan

@GeorgianaElena

💻

JupyterHub Council

2i2c

https://github.com/GeorgianaElena

Chris Holdgraf

@choldgraf

💻, 🤔, 📖, 💬

JupyterHub Council

2i2c

https://github.com/choldgraf

Paul Ivanov

@ivanov

🤔, 💬

Project Jupyter

https://github.com/ivanov

Simon Li

@manics

💻, 💬

JupyterHub Council

University of Dundee

https://github.com/manics

Ryan Lovett

@ryanlovett

💻, 💬

JupyterHealth

UC Berkeley

https://github.com/ryanlovett

Yuvi Panda

@yuvipanda

💻, 🚇

JupyterHub Council

2i2c

https://github.com/yuvipanda

Fernando Pérez

@fperez

funding, vision, large-usage settings, scientific communities

JupyterHub Council, JupyterHealth

UC Berkeley, LBL

https://github.com/fperez

Min Ragan-Kelley

@minrk

💻, 🚇

JupyterHub Council, JupyterHealth

UC Berkeley

https://github.com/minrk

Raniere Silva

@rgaiacs

💻, 🚇

binder

GESIS Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences

https://github.com/rgaiacs

Kirstie Whitaker

@kirstiejane

Open Source Governance, Leadership and strategic planning, vision

University of California, Berkeley

https://github.com/kirstiejane

Ida Sim

@idasim

🤔, medicine

JupyterHealth

UCSF, UC Berkeley

https://github.com/idasim

Erik Sundell

@consideRatio

💻, 🚇

JupyterHub Council

Sundell Open Source

https://github.com/consideRatio

Carol Willing

@willingc

Python, Open Source Governance, Leadership and strategic planning, vision

JupyterHub Council

Willing Consulting

https://github.com/willingc

Jenny Wong

@jnywong

💻, 🚇

2i2c

https://github.com/jnywong

Maryam Vareth

@maryamv

🤔, 🔍

JupyterHealth

UC Berkeley

https://github.com/maryamv

Rick Wagner

@rpwagner

🔐

security

Jupyter Security

https://github.com/rpwagner

David Qiu

@dlqqq

🔐

security

AWS

https://github.com/dlqqq

Inactive Team members#

Sarah Gibson (@sgibson91), Matthias Busonnier (@carreau), Jessica Forde (@jzf2101), Tim Head (@betatim), Lindsey Heagy (@lheagy), M Pacer (@mpacer), Zach Sailer (@Zsailer)

Emoji keys#

You may notice that some of the team-members have “emojis” to reflect their contributions in JupyterHub. These are from the Kent Dodds “all contributors spec”. Below is a short table to show what each emoji represents.

word	image	description
question	💬	Answering Questions (in Issues, Stack Overflow, Gitter, Slack, etc.)
bug	🐛	Bug reports
blog	📝	Blogposts
bizdev	💼	Business Development
code	💻	Code
design	🎨	Design
doc	📖	Documentation
eventOrganizing	📋	Event Organizing
example	💡	Examples
financial	💵	Financial Support
fundingFinding	🔍	Funding/Grant Finders
ideas	🤔	Ideas & Planning
infra	🚇	Infrastructure (Hosting,Build-Tools,etc)
platform	📦	Packaging/porting to support a new platform
plugin	🔌	Plugin/utility libraries
review	👀	Reviewed Pull Requests
talk	📢	Talks
test	⚠️	Tests
tool	🔧	Tools
translation	🌍	Translation
tutorial	✅	Tutorials
security	🔐	Security
video	📹	Videos

Outreachy internships#

We would also like to thank everybody who has participated in Outreachy internships with us. This includes the interns themselves who worked with us to improve JupyterHub, and the community members that donated their time and skills as mentors, coordinators and volunteers.