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Governance

Overview

Magma strives to operate under an open governance model that encourages contribution and participation from all interested organizations and developers. Technical decisions are made by technical contributors and a representative Technical Steering Committee, as detailed in the project Technical Charter. The community is committed to diversity, openness, and encouraging new contributors and leaders to rise up.

Technical Steering Committee

The Technical Steering Committee (TSC) is comprised of 8 members who are responsible for architectural decisions and making final decisions if the Committers cannot come to an agreement. The TSC will will develop and approve additional governance rules and procedures for the project, as detailed in the Technical Charter.

The exact size and model for the TSC may evolve over time based on the needs and growth of the project, but the governing body will always be committed to openness, diversity and the principle that technical decisions are made by technical contributors.

Any individual may hold multiple roles simultaneously such as being a Maintainer and a member of the TC.

Magma Core Foundation Technical Steering Committee Members

Raphael Defosseux

DevOps Expert at OpenAir Interface

Raphaël graduated in 1996 from the École Supérieure d’Électricité with a Masters degree in Electronics and Signal Processing. He started his career as a Hardware designer for different companies in France and the USA. He was introduced to 3G Wireless world by designing Viterbi/Turbo Decoder accelerators. He has been working in Software Development for more than 10 years both in corporate and startup environments fulfilling many roles ranging from customer requirement gathering, specification, coding, testing, formal releases and maintenance tasks. He strongly believes that code quality and proper work methodology are key to success, even for a personal SW project. Raphaël is the Continuous Integration and Work Methodology expert at the OSA.

Shubham Tatvamasi

DevOps Engineer

Shubham Tatvamasi is an AWS Certified Solutions Architect and Certified Kubernetes Administrator (CKA). Presently, he is working at the Magma Core Foundation as a DevOps engineer. Prior to that, he was a Research Associate at the University of Delhi, researching on the 5G Super Blueprint. He has several years of experience in Open-source, research, and Cloud platforms (AWS, GCP, Azure, and OpenStack). He is actively involved in community-building, knowledge-sharing and inspiring others to pursue a career in Cloud-native technologies. Furthermore, he created the Magma India Meetup group for collaboration and to help developers learn and contribute to the telco cloud.

Yogesh Pandey

Associate Technical Director at Wavelabs

Yogesh Pandey started carrier in datacom domain and have contributed towards development of networking protocols and integrating stack on various platforms. Have experience working on the mobile backhaul solutions and LTE stack for the picocells. Involved with magma community for almost 2 years & contributed towards AGW modules like AMF, sessiond and pipelined targeting for the 5G SA solutions. Having an industry experience of around 16+ years.

Maximilian Huber

Principal Consultant at TNG

Maximilian Huber graduated in Mathematics with an M.Sc. at the University of Augsburg and is now a Principal Consultant at TNG with nearly seven years of development and steering experience in larger, foundation-driven, Open Source projects. He has already been a committer, maintainer and Steering Committee member in Eclipse and Linux Foundation projects. In his work, he has collected a lot of expert knowledge in license compliance, OSS communities, OSS governance and OSS ecosystems. He is a strong believer in Open Source and uses every chance to advocate for more openness.

Jordan Vrtanoski

Chief Architect at Connect 5G, TSC Chair

Senior technical leader with more than 25 years of experience in various leadership positions. Proven ability to manage the most challenging digital transformation programs. Creating relationships as a trusted consultant to CXO level. In-depth knowledge of technology and DevOps processes. Always looking for a high impact technical role to build winning teams and addressing technical challenges.

Lucas Gonze

Security Technical Program Manager

Lucas Gonze is a technical program manager with a career-long engagement in open source. Infosec projects he has contributed to include OWASP, OpenSSF, OpenChain, and pin-github-action. Other open-source projects he has contributed to include fbjs, Storybook, XSPF / Xiph, CHAOSS, Merico Build, and The COVID Tracking Project. His work advising open-source program offices at corporate clients includes New Relic, Toyota, eBay, and Meta.

Pravin Shelar

Pravin Shelar

Software Engineer at Meta