Axim Collaborative Engineering Team
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Who are we?
We are the engineering team of the Axim Collaborative (previously the Center for Reimagining Learning, aka tCRIL). Axim is the non-profit which stewards the codebase and community of the Open edX Project.
The Team
@Edward Zarecor | Vice President of Engineering | |
@Jenna Makowski | Product Manager for the Open edX Platform | |
@Sarina Canelake | Engineering Manager | |
@Dave Ormsbee (Axim) | Software Architect | |
@Feanil Patel | Software Architect | |
@Ty Hob | Software Architect (Data) | |
@Adolfo Brandes | Principal Frontend Engineer | |
@Kyle McCormick | Senior Software Engineer II | |
@Brian Smith | Senior Frontend Engineer | |
@Sara Burns | Software Engineer II (Data) |
Our Work
Current Work What are doing now? | |
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Axim Roadmap What’s on our horizon? | |
On-Call How do we handle incoming GitHub management requests? |
Contact Us
Need | Contact Methods |
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Quick questions |
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| Use the Axim Request Process described below. |
Requests for Open edX features, bug fixes, etc. | Axim doesn’t take these sort of requests directly. Some other forums you could try:
Please keep in mind: community companies and working groups are busy with their own initiatives. Still, they might be excited to help you get started with developing a solution to your problem! |
Mailing address | One Broadway |
Axim Request Process
We take requests via the New Issue portal on the openedx/Axim-engineering repository. Axim’s rotating “on-call” engineer will triage your issue within one business day during their own working hours. They will try to give you a time estimate for completion. They may do the work themselves or delegate it to someone else. Note that Axim does not generally provide support on weekends, holidays, the early morning, or the evening (~US-Eastern timezone).
Please fill out all request fields, including a helpful title. Make sure the title remains prefixed with [GH Request] so that our automation picks it up and routes it to the on-call engineer. So your ticket’s title would look something like, [GH Request] Onboard New User Bob Jones