Congratulations, Distinguished Contributors!

Last month at JupyterCon’s final keynote, we proudly announced the recipients of the Jupyter Distinguished Contributor (JDC) award for the special election of our inaugural cohort of contributors.

Project Jupyter Distinguished Contributors are recognized for their substantial contributions to Jupyter itself in both quality and quantity over at least two years. Contributions may include code, code review, infrastructure work, mailing list and chat participation, community help/building, education and outreach, fundraising, branding, marketing, inclusion and diversity, UX design and research, etc.

Please congratulate the winners of the inaugural cohort of Jupyter Distinguished Contributors!

Cameron Oelsen and Chris Holdgraf
Cameron Oelsen and Chris Holdgraf

Douglas Blank and Erik Sundell
Douglas Blank and Erik Sundell

Georgiana Dolocan and Grant Nestor
Georgiana Dolocan and Grant Nestor

Ian Rose and Kevin Bates
Ian Rose and Kevin Bates

Lindsey Heagy and Lorena Barba
Lindsey Heagy and Lorena Barba

Luciano Resende and Matthew Seal
Luciano Resende and Matthew Seal

Nicholas Bollweg and Safia Abdalla
Nicholas Bollweg and Safia Abdalla

Saul Shanabrook and Tim Head
Saul Shanabrook and Tim Head

Tony Fast and Vidar Fauske
Tony Fast and Vidar Fauske

Yuvi Panda and Zach Sailer
Yuvi Panda and Zach Sailer

In closing, we’d like to offer a special thanks to Bloomberg and Amazon Web Services who were financial sponsors of this first group of Jupyter Distinguished Contributors.