Adam works as a security-focused software developer at the Rust Foundation working on ecosystem security, especially around improving supply chain security for crates.io and Rust releases.

Professionally, his history includes stints as a developer at New Relic, deviantART, and Sourcegraph, while his open source work includes being a project member of Rust and PHP.

In his spare time, he plays cricket, kayaks, speaks Spanish extremely badly, throws tennis balls for his golden retriever, and tries to convince people that his Australian accent is actually flawless Canadian.

A generalist programmer with almost 20 years professional software engineering experience.

Picked up Rust around 2017. Contributions to open source and started using it for electronics projects in 2020 during the lockdowns. Trying my best to convince employers to invest in rust is a long running side-quest.

Andrey Konstantinov is a system architect and expert in designing scalable, technically advanced software. With a strong background in Rust, data platforms, backend development, and system performance, he is passionate about innovation, maintainable software, and connecting technical solutions to real business value. Andrey has led architecture and development efforts across multiple industries and technologies.

Heya 👋! Just like you I've spent time plenty of time dabbling with computers.

What got myself into programming was discovering how to modify a game called Little Fighter 2, and it was fun. After working with computers for a substantial period, I began learning to connect and communicate better with people, and try to put the fun back into what we do for work.

My ever growing list of "beginner hobbies" include running, art, sewing, and piano.

David Sankel is a Principal Scientist leading Adobe's Software Technology Lab and is an active member of the C++ Standardization Committee. His experience spans microservice architectures, CAD/CAM, computer graphics, visual programming languages, web applications, computer vision, and cryptography. He is a frequent speaker at C++ conferences and specializes in large-scale software engineering and advanced C++ topics. David’s interests include dependently typed languages, semantic domains, EDSLs, and functional reactive programming. He was the project editor of the C++ Reflection TS, is the Executive Director of the Boost Foundation, and authored several C++ proposals including pattern matching and language variants.

Elias previously worked at Huawei Ireland Research Center in the Cloud Reliability R&D lab. He has also contributed to projects such as AWS Redshift and financial systems for companies like Stripe. Currently, working in the cyber security field in Tokyo, Japan.

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Haskell by day, Rust by night. Guiding newcomers through the rugged terrain of Rust, one line at a time.

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Paweł Szulc is a seasoned developer with a rich background in functional programming languages, including Scala and Haskell. Known in the developer community as "EncodePanda," Paweł is passionate about exploring complex software design patterns and bridging the gap between practicality and expressiveness in code.

Recently, Paweł has expanded his expertise to include Rust, intrigued by its powerful system-level programming capabilities and the language’s emphasis on memory safety without sacrificing performance. His transition to Rust aligns well with his interest in leveraging expressive type systems to write robust, efficient software.

Jonas is passionate about software-for-good, open-source, and cybersecurity. He previously helped make app development more accessible at Tauri. Now, he’s developing k23, a next-gen operating system. Outside of tech, he sings in classical ensembles and enjoys hiking.

Dr. Meghan Clark is a Principal Scientist, IoT Systems at Resideo Technologies, Inc. She has worked for over a decade on improving interactions with the built environment. Previously, she was a postdoctoral fellow at University of California, Berkeley, where she worked on novel methods for capturing and visualizing wireless network traffic. Before that she completed her PhD in computer science from University of California, Berkeley with a focus on smart buildings. She received a Masters in computer science and engineering (and an unofficial degree in hacking things) at University of Michigan. Her initial exposure to embedded systems and networking work was at the Army Research Laboratory's Night Vision and Electronic Sensors Directorate, where she developed an interoperability protocol for converting proprietary sensors into plug-and-play devices, enabling rapid deployment of early-warning systems. Her work has earned several awards, including the NSF Graduate Research Fellowship, the Microsoft Graduate Women’s Scholarship, and the Rackham Merit Fellowship. Her work on mixed reality network inspection won Best Poster Award from ACM MobiCom 2022 and David Wessel Best Demo Award from CONIX 2019.

Hi I'm Mikey. ☀🌱🌙🐈💜

Programmer, Gardener of Community, Parent, Sci-fi nerd.
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Orhun is a Rust enthusiast with a deep passion for open-source.

He's the creator and maintainer of several command-line tools, including https://git-cliff.org and https://binsider.dev

As the lead of the https://ratatui.rs project, he's committed to delivering the smoothest and most visually appealing TUI development experience in the Rust ecosystem, continuously pushing the boundaries of what's possible in the terminal.

Orhun also takes part in Arch Linux as an official package maintainer for some of the most beloved Rust tools.

He is sometimes an amateur musician, graffiti artist, and urban explorer.

For a deeper look into his work, check out his GitHub profile: https://github.com/orhun

A veteran of the software industry with over 25 years of experience, Paul has seen it all. From computer security, web development, systems programming, distributed systems, databases, programming languages, and AI, he's run the gamut across many different industries; he enjoys the challenge.

In his spare time, he appreciates two wheeled vehicles, whether internal combustion or electric powered, and runs his own prototype manufacturing company.

Predrag has spent a decade working on query engines for almost every kind of data imaginable: from relational and graph databases to APIs and unstructured data files. He built Trustfall, a universal query engine that can query any data source(s), and cargo-semver-checks, a semantic versioning linter for Rust. He is the recipient of a Rust Foundation Fellowship for his work on cargo-semver-checks.

When not in front of a screen, Predrag enjoys skiing, ice hockey, and board games. He is also a huge space nerd. Ask him about the time he went to watch a giant rocket explode!

I'm an all-round software engineer, but I love building things. Things that have an effect on the world around us. A lot of my professional work is in the systems and embedded space. I also enjoy making TV, videos and film.

Sophia has been a long-time advocate of better programming languages and tools. She helped create TypeScript and later joined Mozilla to work on compiler errors, IDE support, and the larger Rust ergonomics initiative. She also served on the Rust core team and helped create the Rust Leadership Council.

I am a Principal Operations Research Scientist in Data and Analytics at DHL. I am keen on optimization, algorithms and systems thinking & design. I like programming languages, love Rust.