Authors List
Authors
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View all postsDagney Braun is a Principal Product Manager at AWS working on the OpenSearch Project.
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View all postsDan Widdis is a Senior Software Engineer at AWS in Bellevue. A graduate of the U. S. Naval Academy, he completed a diverse military career and transitioned into analytical roles involving running large models in a distributed computing environment. As a cloud service customer, he found Open Source software the key to adding the features he needed to optimize cloud resources. He contributed to, and eventually led development of the Operating System and Hardware Information (OSHI) project, widely used for distributed system performance monitoring. His experience in Open Source enabled a career pivot to a Software Engineering role, bringing a unique perspective to the OpenSearch project.
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View all postsDaniel Doubrovkine (aka dB.) is a Principal Engineer at AWS in New York, working on OpenSearch. He is a seasoned entrepreneur, technologist and former CTO at Artsy.net. Daniel graduated from University of Geneva in late 90s with a degree in Computer Science. Daniel is the creator and maintainer of many popular open-source projects and a lifetime artist, currently serving as a Principal Engineer, working on the OpenSearch Project at AWS.
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View all postsDaniel is a Search Consultant at OpenSource Connections. He has worked in search since graduating in computational linguistics studies at Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich in 2012 where he developed his weakness for search and natural language processing. His experience as a search consultant paved the way for becoming an O’Reilly author co-authoring the first German book on Apache Solr.
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View all postsDarshit Chanpura is an AWS Software Development Engineer and a maintainer of the OpenSearch Security and Security-Dashboards plugins.
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View all postsDaryll Swager is the Principal Product Marketer for the OpenSearch Project; his hobbies include farming, fishing, and developing his skills as a chef.
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View all postsDavid Powers is a Software Development Engineer at AWS working in search services. He is a maintainer on the Data Prepper project.
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View all postsDavid is an search engineer at GitHub and blogger writing about everything search and data infrastructure.
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View all postsDavid is a senior software engineer working on observability in OpenSearch at Amazon Web Services. He is a maintainer on the Data Prepper project. Prior to working at Amazon, he was the CTO at Allogy Interactive - a start-up creating mobile-learning solutions for healthcare.
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View all postsDharmesh is Software Engineer at OpenSearch. His primary interests are distributed systems and performance.
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View all postsDhiraj is a Software Development Engineer at Amazon Web Services. He is a Kubernetes enthusiast and his primary interests includes distributed systems and blockchain. Outside work he likes sketching and playing badminton.
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View all postsDhrubajyoti Das is an Engineering Manager working on OpenSearch at Amazon Web Services.
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View all postsDhrubo Saha is a machine learning engineer at Amazon Web Services (AWS) interested in machine learning algorithms, large language models, and distributed systems.
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View all postsDinu is a senior software engineer working on observability in OpenSearch at Amazon Web Services. He is a maintainer of the Data Prepper project.
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View all postsDivyam Sengar is a software development engineer intern at AWS working on the OpenSearch Project. He works on Automation, AI Infrastructure, & OSCAR for OpenSearch, leading Agentic AI into simplifying tasks for OpenSearch.
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View all postsDooyong Kim is a software engineer at AWS working on the OpenSearch Project and Amazon OpenSearch Service. His primary interests include machine learning and vector search. Outside of work, he enjoys reading and taking a nap on a sofa in the afternoon.
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View all postsDotan Horovits is a senior open source advocate at AWS, a Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) Ambassador, and long-time champion of the OpenSearch project. He has been involved since the project’s inception, pushing for a foundation-led model and helping shape its observability capabilities. When he’s not leading OpenSearch's Observability Technical Advisory Group, you’ll probably find him recording his OpenObservability Talks podcast.
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