2024 ONAP TSC Vice Chair Election

What

Members of the ONAP Technical Steering Committee (TSC) elect Vice Chair(s) each year.

Who

This election and nomination process is limited to TSC Members. Any TSC Member can nominate themselves, run for election, and vote in the election for the TSC Vice Chair(s).

How

The election process occurs in two phases; the Nomination phase, and the Election phase and will follow the timeline below.

Self-Nominations open December 12th, 2024.
Nominations close January 8th, 2025, at 9:00pm Pacific Time
Voting begins January 9th, 2025
Voting Ends Jan 15th, 2025 at 9:00pm Pacific Time

Self-Nomination Phase

An email is sent from the Election Coordinator (LJ Illuzzi) to the TSC distribution list for ONAP and the subject line is tagged with the keywords [TSC Vice Chair Nominations].
Any TSC Member may nominate themselves to stand for election. Note that no one can nominate another person to run for election.
To submit a nomination, the TSC Member must reply-all to the original nomination email stating their interest to stand for the election.
As instructed by the email sent from the Election Coordinator on December 12 kicking off the Self-Nomination phase, all nominees are to provide their Name and Statement of Intent in being a TSC Vice Chairperson. Note, candidates’ photo and bio are on file and do not need to be included. 
The length of the Nomination phase is detailed in the above timeline.

Election Phase

Immediately upon the close of the Self-Nomination Phase, an email will be sent via the LFX Voting platform to each TSC member. The email will have instructions and a private URL where each TSC Member is sent to their vote. TSC voting members can also access the vote from there individual dashboard here: https://openprofile.dev/. The vote will be titled “ONAP TSC Vice Chairperson Election”. This voting invitation is only sent to the TSC Members. The TSC mailing list is not cc-ed on this email as per the voting process. Included in this election invitation will be a pointer to the Election wiki page which contains the names, pictures, biographies, and statements-of-intent for each of the candidates.  Each eligible voter will be asked to vote for multiple TSC Vice Chair seats, as will be indicated in the voting instructions. The Election Phase will remain open as detailed in the above timeline.
Once the Election Phase has completed, the results of the election, including the votes cast by all participating TSC members, will be made available to the TSC mailing list.

Information on the Candidates

Each Candidate, please provide the following:

  • Name

  • Statement of Intent in being a TSC Vice Chairperson

  • Note, candidates’ photo and bio are on file and do not need to be included. 

The Candidates (In ascending alphabetical order by last name)

Name

Statement of Intent

Bio and Photo

 

Name

Statement of Intent

Bio and Photo

 

Andreas Geißler

I would like to support Byung and overall ONAP community in delivering next valuable releases and removing any obstacles.

https://www.onap.org/about/tsc

 

Keguang He

With over 15 years of experience as a software architecture engineer at China Mobile, my expertise lies in autonomous networks, AI-related technologies, and intent-based networking solutions. Since joining the ONAP community in 2019, I have  been an active contributor, dedicating over 30,000 lines of code to use cases such as end-to-end network slicing, test topology auto design, intent-based networking, LLM, and MaaS.

Beyond my contributions within ONAP, I have also played a significant role in various standards organizations, serving as a rapporteur and guiding project progress in NFV and CCSA. I have contributed to drafting standard documents for 3GPP,  TMForum, and ITU, advocating for the advancement of related standards.

Having served as the ONAP TSC Vice Chair over the past year, I have focused on enhancing ONAP's influence and fostering collaboration with standards organizations.

  1. Delivering ONAP-related presentations within China Mobile and showcasing China Mobile's practical achievements based on ONAP at TSC meetings.

  1. Serving as the ONAP and NFV Liaison Officer, presenting at three NFV plenary sessions.

  1. Leading the ONAP UUI project as the Project Technical Lead (PTL), ensuring its alignment with community requirements and overseeing its day-to-day operations.

  1. Driving the development of LLM and MaaS requirements, with ongoing work on "REQ-1593 R15: Q&A Assistant based on MaaS" in the Oslo release.

Should I be granted the opportunity to continue as the ONAP TSC Vice Chair, I am committed to further enhancing ONAP's impact through the following initiatives:

  1. As the rapporteur owner, I will continue to integrate cutting-edge technologies like LLM and MaaS into ONAP.

  1. I will continue to serve as the Liaison Officer between ONAP and other standards organizations, promoting ONAP's value across different forums and fostering enhanced collaboration.

  1. I will disseminate ONAP's achievements through various meetings, both within China Mobile and other platforms, encouraging our team to make greater contributions to the ONAP and LFN communities.

I am looking forward to the opportunity to continue serving as the Vice Chair of the ONAP TSC and deeply appreciate the support of everyone in the community.

https://www.onap.org/about/tsc

 

Pawel Pawlak

I would like to support Byung and overall ONAP community in delivering next valuable releases and removing any obstacles.

https://www.onap.org/about/tsc

 

 

 

 

 

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