Wikimedia Tool Labs
toollabs
Tool Labs is a shared-hosting-like environment for supporting Wikimedia projects. https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Tool_Labs
All over the world.
Komla Seyram Sapaty
komlasapaty
Tech solutions | Cloud Dev. | Tech Community Mentor & Volunteer.
Ghana
Moriel Schottlender
mooeypoo
Principal System Architect at Wikimedia Foundation. Creative physics minecrafter. Science enthusiast.
NYC
Brad Jorsch
anomiex
Currently working for @Automattic, formerly worked for @wikimedia. This account also has personal stuff.
@Automattic
Amir Sarabadani
Ladsgroup
Staff Database Architect @wikimedia
wikipediholic with the love for performance and scalability.
@wikimedia Berlin, Germany
Lucas Werkmeister
lucaswerkmeister
@wmde employee, privately working on Wikimedia stuff too
@wmde Berlin, Germany
Melody Joy Kramer
melodykramer
Carolina Population Center / Carolina Demography. Formerly of Wikimedia Foundation, 18F, NPR. Nieman Fella. Resident of Carrboro.
UNC-CH Chapel Hill, NC
Thomas Steiner
tomayac
Developer Relations Engineer at
@google—focused on the Web and Project Fugu 🐡. Dad-of-3. Alum of @UniversiteLyon (Postdoc), @la_UPC (PhD), @KITKarlsruhe (MA)
@google Google World
Merlijn van Deen
valhallasw
Open-source persona of @mvdfugro. Mainly works on @wikimedia stuff.
@Fugro
C. Scott Ananian
cscott
See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:cscott
Wikimedia Foundation Boston, MA
Mukunda Modell
20after4
Software Engineer. Musician. Maker of things.
Contributor: @phorgeit
Previously: @wikimedia and @DeviantArt
USA
Niklas Laxström
Nikerabbit
Internationalization expert, founder of translatewiki.net, MediaWiki developer
Helsinki, Finland
Giuseppe Lavagetto
lavagetto
DISCLAIMER: my first programming language was FORTRAN, and I liked it!
@wikimedia Italy
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