Our pyOpenSci Community
pyOpenSci has one core paid staff member who leads the organization. We are supported by an expert team of volunteer advisory members who help steer the direction of the organization.
Executive council & leadership
PyOpenSci advisory council
pyOpenSci advisory council members are volunteer experts in the scientific Python open source space who provide high-level guidance on the development of the organization.
Chris Holdgraf
UC Berkeley
Inessa Pawson
Numpy, OpenTeams Incubator
Leonardo Uieda
University of Liverpool
Lindsey Heagy
@simpeg, @geoscixyz, @ubcgif, @2i2c_org
Ivan Ogasawara
xmnlab
PyOpenSci community contributors
James Mason
Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Lab
Ariel Rokem
The University of Washington eScience Institute
Erik Sundell
Sundell Open Source Consulting AB
Matthew Brett
London Interdisciplinary School
Steve Moss
Dr Stephen P. Moss
Carol Willing
Willing Consulting
Ryan Abernathey
Earthmover PBC
Tom Augspurger
@microsoft
Ofek Lev
@datadog
Pradyun Gedam
@bloomberg Python Infrastructure
Ralf Gommers
Quansight
Stefan van der Walt
University of California, Berkeley
Henry Schreiner
Princeton University
Juan Luis Cano Rodríguez
@kedro-org
Pamphile Roy
@Quansight
Nicolas Palopoli
Universidad Nacional de Quilmes & Fundación Instituto Leloir
Szymon Moliński
Sare
Julius Busecke
Columbia/LDEO -- @ocean-transport
Alejandro Sáez Mollejo
AIRBUS D&S
K. Arthur Endsley
University of Montana NTSG
Luna L. Sanchez Reyes
University of California, Merced
Moritz Lürig
Lund University
Nhat (Jonny) Tran
Actively looking
Pieter Jan Haest
De Watergroep
Stijn Van Hoey
@fluves
Edgar Riba
Kornia.org
Philip Meier
@Quansight
Morgan Williams
CSIRO
Rohit Goswami
@Quansight-Labs, @TheochemUI
Sean Gillies
@planetlabs
Niels Bantilan
@unionai
Neil Chue Hong
@softwaresaved
Mike Trizna
Smithsonian Institution
Carson Farmer
@textileio @tablelandnetwork
Paige Bailey
@GitHub
Max Joseph
@SilviaTerra
Chris Holdgraf
UC Berkeley
Jenny Palomino
Ariane Sasso
@hpi-dhc