Scala Ambassadors
Scala Ambassadors are independent community members who are known and have been recognized for their contributions to the community. They are active and welcoming individuals, happy to help newcomers, organize events, teach, speak at conferences, create content, and otherwise contribute to the Scala community.
What does it mean for me?
Scala Ambassadors are here to help you. They are happy to answer your questions, help you get started with Scala, or point you in the right direction. You can ask an Ambassador, for example, about:
- How to get started with Scala.
- How to start speaking at a Scala event.
- How to organize a Scala event.
- General technical questions about Scala.
Contacting Ambassadors
At events, you can recognize an Ambassador by them having the following sticker:
Ambassadors can be contacted a variety of ways, varying by their own preference. In the list below, Discord usernames (when present) are on the Scala Discord.
Ambassadors
We are in the process of onboarding additional Ambassadors. Expect this list to grow considerably in the coming weeks and months. See our blog post for more on this.
David A. Gil
Santiago de Compostela, Galicia, Spain
dagmendez
Senior Scala Engineer (Scala 2 & 3), Organizer of AI&DG, Speaker.
Darja Jovanovic
Lausanne, Switzerland
darjutak
Scala Center executive director, Scala events organiser (Scala Days, Scala sprees, more), Scala governance project lead. People person 🙂
Salar Rahmanian
San Francisco Bay Area, California, USA
softinio
Scala developer and enthusiast. I organize Scala events around San Francisco Bay Area, California. I am also the creator of Scala News.
Krzysztof Romanowski
Kraków, Poland
romanowski_kr
After 13 years, I am still in love with Scala. I am leading the Scala department at VirtusLab, including teams working on Scala 3, Metals, Scala CLI, and more.
Seth Tisue
Reno, Nevada, USA
SethTisue
Scala Discord moderator, Scala 2 compiler team member (at Akka). Also work on Scala 3, Scala websites, more. Based in Reno, but visit SF Bay Area often.
Daniel Ciocîrlan
Bucharest, Romania
danielciocirlan
Scala developer and instructor. Creator of Rock the JVM, an online learning platform dedicated to training software engineers on Scala and all major libraries and tools in the Scala ecosystem.
Łukasz Sowa
Warsaw, Poland
luksow
Managing partner @ Iterators, organizer of ScalaWAW meetup, programme committee member of several Scala-related conferences, Scala open source contributor.
Piotr Chabelski
Warsaw, Poland
gedochao
Product Manager of the Scala 3 Compiler, maintainer of Scala CLI, Scala tooling engineer & enthusiast.
Zainab Ali
London, England
zainabali
London Scala User Group organizer, conference speaker, open source contributor and maintainer
Paweł Marks
Kraków, Poland
kordyjan
Coordinator in Scala Org, Scala 3 Release Officer. Enthusiastic about spreading love for Scala.
Maciej Gorywoda
Berlin, Germany
makingthematrix
Product Marketing Manager at JetBrains, IntelliJ Scala team. Runs an educational Scala YouTube channel.
Lucas Nouguier
Montpellier, France
iusildra
Master's student in Computer Science at Polytech Montpellier & Software Engineer Assistant at Teads. Also part of the ScalaIO org.
Monica McGuigan
London, England
monmcguigan
Conference speaker, data engineering, functional programmer at JPMorgan.
Jakub Kozłowski
Wrocław, Poland
kubukoz
Open-source contributor and maintainer, conference speaker and small-time YouTuber.
Anatolii Kmetiuk
Tokyo, Japan
Scala Center graduate, enthusiastic about getting newcomers passionate about Scala and pointing them in the right direction.
Nicolas Rinaudo
Fontainebleau, France
Enjoys functional programming in statically typed programming languages
Rikito Taniguchi
Osaka, Japan
tanishiking
Scala compiler and tooling engineer, Scala events organizer in Japan, and staff of ScalaMatsuri.