blob: d275039cb3eb66d906c29323ec719f0201b5f61f [file]
<!-- id is the same as the file name without the extension
type is one of "committer" or "add-in-provider" -->
<boardmember id="khouzam" type="committer">
<name>Matthew Khouzam</name>
<title>Product Manager / Developer at Ericsson</title>
<!-- Name of the file containing the image of the candidate; location relative to this file. -->
<image>khouzam.jpg</image>
<!-- eMail address will be modified before it is included on a webpage so that robots will not harvest it. -->
<email>matthew.khouzam@ericsson.com</email>
<phone></phone>
<!-- How do we contact you? e.g. postal address -->
<contact></contact>
<!-- What do you do with eclipse? -->
<eclipse_affiliation>
I work on Trace Compass, as well as the Trace Compass environment as a
manager and developer. I also work with Eclipse Theia, Blueprint, and CDT
cloud. I work within the tools team at Ericsson.
</eclipse_affiliation>
<!-- Feel free to include html tags and what-not between the CDATA tags. -->
<vision>
<![CDATA[
<p>
My vision for 2024 has evolved slightly. The foundation has seen a large
growth with SDV, Oniro and ThreadX. I want to encourage cross project
collaboration. Basically, I want to make sure the wheel is not
re-invented but improved collaboratively if it makes sense. I would
encourage the foundation to act as the bridge between various parties,
making stronger communities based on technical excellence. I am already
volunteering as a board representatitve on the Code Of Conduct workgroup
to ensure the community remains such a wonderful and welcoming place.
</p>
<p>
Previously, I focused on security, integrity, clarity, performance and
community aspects. On the community side, I would push for efforts to
make Eclipse more interesting for academia and smaller businesses, in an
effort to diversify the ecosystem. For the performance aspect, Despite
being a "manager," in my heart I am a performance engineer.
</p>
<p>
On the clarity side, the Eclipse Foundation is a role model of openness,
and I would continue to defend their efforts. On the integrity side,
projects such as dash-licenses show that the project is open in a
responsible way and encourages strong IP due diligence, and I would
continue to support such initiatives as well as the open chain
initiative.
</p>
<p>
For security, Eclipse is world class, in my opinion. Their response time
to CVEs such as Log4j and XercesJ was exemplary. I would continue
encouraging such behaviour in any way possible.
</p>
<p>
We are a large and diverse community. This is great &mdash; let's share
our ideas more, and have fun in the process.
</p>
]]>
</vision>
<!-- Tell us a little bit about yourself. -->
<bio>
<![CDATA[
<p>
I have been using Eclipse tools since the Callisto release and have
been a committer on Eclipse projects for 10 years, with almost 5,000
reviews to my name. I am the product manager for Eclipse Theia, OpenVSX,
Eclipse Trace Compass within Ericsson and co-lead for the Eclipse Trace
Compass Incubator. I am also co-lead of the CDT.cloud project. I am a
technology enthusiast, especially in the field of performance
engineering. In the copious amounts of free time I have left, I am a
husband, a father, and I enjoy cooking, biking and woodworking. I am
also a budding doodler and has been co-developing a game in my remaining
spare time.
</p>
<p>
I have worked in academia and industry, coordinating between large and
small companies as well as university research labs.
</p>
<p>
Finally, I am a great big nerd. I will gladly broach any subject if the
other side brings enthusiasm.
</p>
<p>
I was honored to have been elected in 2022 and 2023 and have focused on
protecting Eclipse's brand as well as increasing a focus on security and
software origins/SBOMs in general. I will continue pushing these issues
as with the current climate, this will benefit all committers.
</p>
<p>
I am not related to Marc, though he is wonderful!
</p>
]]>
</bio>
<!-- Who do you work for? -->
<affiliation>Ericsson</affiliation>
</boardmember>