Andrei Mihai is a passionate software developer and tech enthusiast at 1&1 Internet Development. He has spent over 16 years developing Java applications, microservices, DevOps pipelines and in the last years, Machine Learning tools.
Andrei is also very interested in Quantum Computing and finding real usecases for applying Quantum Technologies.

Armin Le Grand studied Computer Science at the University of Oldenburg, Germany. He started working on the Office-Project as early as 1997 by joining StarDivision, the company in Hamburg originally developing the code. He guided that code in the transitions to Free Open Source Software (AOO, LO) working for Companies SUN Microsystems, Oracle and IBM. He is now working on the LibreOffice Project as a freelancer. His main Interest Areas there are the Graphics Stack and related Areas.

Attila Szűcs is a Computer Engineer working for Collabora Productivity as a Consultant Software Engineer since 2022. LibreOffice contributor since 2020.

I am Balázs Varga and I am working on LibreOffice since 2017. My works mostly related to Calc, Chart improvements and some WebAssembly improvements. But I also worked on Writer improvements as well.

Long term contributor to LibreOffice, now working for Collabora Productivity.

Release Engineer and System Administrator for The Document Foundation, mostly known as cloph

Long-term Free Software enthusiast and hobby developer, I am now working at Hypra, focusing on accessibility of the GNU/Linux desktops.

My involvement with LibreOffice is focused on accessibility as well, and started with fixing a few bugs and implementing a few features, and is now focused on accessibility testing.

I'm LibreOffice Korean Team leader, contributor, and translator. also, I'm GNOME & KDE Korean Contributor and GNOME Korean Translator. I contributed some FLOSS, such as, GNU libunistring, LibreOffice, KDE, GNOME. Also, I'm TDF Membership and GNOME Foundation Member in Korea and openSUSE Asia Organization Korean member. I'm interested in Open Source related things (Development, Translation, Contribution, Communities), East Asian Languages (such as Korean dialects, Japanese, Chinese, Manchu, Mongolian, etc), East Asian cultural sphere. My hobby is learning Languages such as English, Japanese (日本語), Mandarin Chinese (華語, 漢語 / 汉语), etc.

Software Developer and researcher on occasion (GPU programming, medical scanner image reconstruction, Analytic DBMS acceleration) - but not working on LO code.

Key active user in LO's RTL, Hebrew language communities, active user in Arabic language community. Avid bug filer.

Somewhat of a C++ aficionado, with experience in CUDA, OpenCL, Javascript and bash.

President, Software Liberty Association Taiwan

A longtime free software activist, currently QA engineer at allotropia GmBH and deputy member of the TDF board of directors.

An early adopter from the StarOffice days, he joined Progetto Linguistico Italiano OpenOffice during the 2009 Conference in Orvieto, and has been part of OpenOffice.org community until LibreOffice was born. Writing technical manuals, training and giving support are his most common activities and he’s been working on LibreUmbria and LibreDifesa projects as a teacher.

He is a founder of LibreItalia, where he’s also in the Board of Directors. His contributions are mostly in the Membership Committee (from 2014 on), speaking at conferences, some translations, and user support on the Italian and international mailing lists, and other community channels like Telegram. Certified Trainer and Migration Expert from February 2015.

Has been working on LibreOffice and Collabora Online projects for more than 3 years by now.

GNU/Linux, Collabora Online, LibreOffice developer since 2015

Hossein Nourikhah is the Developer Community Architect at the Document Foundation (TDF). Hossein is a developer, former university lecturer and FOSS advocate. He has a Ph.D. and an M.Sc. in Information Technology, and a B.Sc. in Computer Engineering (Software).

Irina graduated Computer Science in Polytechnics University of Bucharest in 2007 and started her career in the last year of University as a .NET developer. Then her path moved to Java developer, team lead, delivery manager and now to head of development in 1&1 Internet Development. As head of development in 1&1 Internet Development she leads a team of 9 developers and they are building 3 of the products from the portfolio of the portals (mail.com, gmx.com, gmx.de, web.de) that our company is managing.
Irina is involved in the Online Office product development where her team is integrating Libre Office and Collabora Online into the web.de / gmx.de / gmx.com / mail.com portals.

Italo Vignoli is a founding member of The Document Foundation and the LibreOffice
project, the Chairman Emeritus of Associazione LibreItalia, an Ambassador of Software
Heritage, and a proud member of Free Software Foundation Europe (FSFE). He is a past
board member of Open Source Initiative (OSI).

I'm from Spain. I graduated in mathematics and computer science and have been a C++ and Javascript developer for several years. I've been working with LibreOffice at Collabora since March 2023.

Justin began fixing interoperability LibreOffice bugs in 2014 as his small office prepared to migrate from end-of-life Office 2003 to LibreOffice. A standardized deployment configured by extensions was a key contributor to the successful rollout.

Justin now works half time for Collabora Productivity.

Hungarian free software activist and programmer. Contributor of LibreOffice code base since 2002, certified LibreOffice developer since 2014. Lead developer, mentor and consultant of free software projects, including LibreOffice migration projects of public administration of Hungary. LibreOffice software engineer at Collabora Productivity, Cambridge, UK between 2014–2017, and full-time LibreOffice developer since 2018. Author of Hunspell spell checker, Lightproof grammar checker, LibreLogo and several other improvements for LibreOffice. Member of the board of directors, TDF since 2022.

Lothar is a long time volunteer contributor to LibreOffice and its predecessors. With his company .riess applications he is over 20 years in the migration business with experience in medium and large projects for customers in public and private affairs. he co-developed the certification activities around LibreOffice technology and is nowadays the co-chair of the certification committee. During the pandemic he was the chairman of the board of The Document Foundation. He also is a board member of the Open Source Business Alliance and lobbying for digital sovereignty in private sector and public affairs.

Marina Latini studied Computer Science at the University of Perugia, and is a free software advocate since 2007, promoting free software and open standards. In 2010, she was one of the first Italian members of the LibreOffice community and from 2016 until February 2020 she served as board member of The Document Foundation. From September 2020 she is a member of the Membership Committee of The Document Foundation. She has also been an active member of the Fedora Project from 2009 to 2013, and she is an openSUSE advocate since October 2011. Marina co-founded Associazione LibreItalia and has been involved in several events, migrations and training related to LibreOffice. She worked previously at Studio Storti and CIB at migrations and trainings to LibreOffice for the Italian Public Administrations and as a senior migrations and deployments engineer. Since 2020, Marina works at SUSE as a Software Release Engineer.

Michael is a Christian and enthusiastic Open Source developer. He runs Collabora's Office division, leading our Collabora Online and Office products, supporting customers and partners alongside our extremely talented team. He has served as a Director of the The Document Foundation and has contributed to both ODF and OOXML standardization. Prior to Collabora he gained a wide experience as a Novell/SUSE Distinguished Engineer working on various pieces of Free Software infrastructure across the Linux stack to from the base-system, boot-time, MeeGo, GNOME, CORBA, Nautilus, Evolution and Open Source accessibility, among others.

Fixing bugs our customers need fixed in LibreOffice, employed by allotropia software GmbH.

Michael has been involved in the LibreOffice project since 2014, mostly in QA (Quality Assurance) and development. In 2021, he started looking more into LibreOffice accessibility. He joined the TDF team as a LibreOffice developer focusing on accessibility in July 2023.

Since 2010, Mike digitized (and proofread) over 700 ebooks and wrote 2,250 posts describing every single facet of ebook conversion and clean document creation.

Since 2022, Mike turned towards LibreOffice, producing over 950 step-by-step tutorials, answered questions, and debugged bugs.

LibreOffice developer, TDF member. Work for Collabora Productivity, to make LibreOffice better for everyone.

Miklos got involved with OpenOffice.org development in 2010 when he completed
two Google Summer of Code projects to improve the RTF import/export filter of
Writer. Later he became a full-time LibreOffice Writer developer for SUSE, now
a contractor at Collabora.

Ming-Kuo received his Ed.D. from the University of San Francisco and is affiliated with the National Taiwan University of Science and Technology. Ming-Kuo is interested in multicultural education and the digital divide. He continues researching how LibreOffice and the Free Software Movement will inspire Taiwan and its multicultural application.

Currently Global Documentation Coordinator for LibreOffice at The Document Foundation, TDF Staff member, Brazilian Portuguese translation coordinator, LibreOffice activist in Brazil. Founder and Former member of the Board of Directors of The Document Foundation.

Hello! I am a software engineer from Greece, currently studying Information and Electronic Engineering.
I joined the LibreOffice community in 2022 with GSoC and I have been contributing since! This year I am joining again to bring APNG support to LibreOffice.

I work as a Professor at the Federal University of Technology - Paraná (Brazil) at the Department of Industrial Engineering. My main areas of research include optimization and data science. I started contributing to LibreOffice in 2020 and since then I have been involved in the areas of documentation, scripting and development.

I have been involved with LibreOffice and its predecessors for more than twenty-five years. I started with user support and bug reporting, now I am a "certified" developer. Graphics are my main interest. I am not associated with any company, but LibreOffice is my hobby.

I have been a member of the ODF technical committee for ten years . During this time, the committee has developed ODF 1.3. Meanwhile, the development of version 1.4 of the standard is in its final phase.

Software support at Arawa
Involved in the LibreOffice community since 2015
President of La Mouette, the French LibreOffice community

Working on LibreOffice for allotropia.

I am a computer software engineer with the passion for LibreOffice and open source software.

LibreOffice hacker at allotropia living in Istanbul, Turkey. Loves free software :)

Grumpy old dev. Happy to talk.

TBA

Svante started in 1999 working on StarOffice in Hamburg for Sun Microsystem.
Focusing on the ODF Standard and their browser office backends, which is now TDF's ODF Toolkit.
In addition, he created the (X)HTML export for ODF via XSLT being part of LibreOffice.
Now he is a freelancer in Berlin working as co-chair and co-editor in the OASIS ODF TC and co-maintaining with Michael Stahl the ODF Toolkit.
His other hobby is being a co-editor at the CEN e-invoice norm EN16931.

LibreOffice hacker since 2014. In the recent years, focused on bringing LibreOffice technology to the web with Collabora Productivity.

Thorsten is leading a team of LibreOffice developers at allotropia software, and is a long-time TDF contributor to both code and organisation. Thorsten is a Free software enthusiast & LibreOffice hacker; owner @allotropia@fosstodon.org and current chairperson @tdforg@fosstodon.org.

Long term LO user and TDF volunteer turned Collabora Productivity QA Engineer.

Tomaž Vajngerl is a software engineer from Maribor, Slovenia. In 2012 he started working on LibreOffice as volunteer and later started working for Collabora Productivity as his full-time job.

Software development student from Chile, Outreachy intern 2022-2023 working on a LibreOffice project.

I work for The Document Foundation as QA Engineer, mostly focus on test automation but also doing some development