Re: KernelCI TSC nomination request

Yogesh Lal <[email protected]> Fri, 5 Sep 2025 22:59:15 +0530
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On Wed, Sep 3, 2025 at 12:54 AM Donald Zickus <[email protected]> wrote:
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> Hello KernelCI community!
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> We have recently revised the KernelCI TSC charter[0] to establish a
> more effective approach for our future work. The TSC will continue to
> monitor and provide technical direction for all activities and
> services related to KernelCI. Additionally, with the inception of the
> Infrastructure Working Group, the TSC will serve as the primary
> interface between the KernelCI community and our key users (kernel
> maintainers and developers, hardware/cloud vendors, etc.), translating
> user needs to the Infrastructure WG.
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> The updated charter requires a new committee to be elected, consisting
> of no more than four members, each serving a one-year term, with only
> one member per company.
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> If you would like to nominate yourself for a committee position on the
> TSC, please reply to this email with your nomination request.
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> Cheers,
> Don Zickus - Chair KernelCI Board
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I would like to nominate for a TSC seat.

I am working with KernelCI community since a year now and actively
involved in bring up first external kernelci-labs( Qualcomm ) on
KernelCI2.0 model and since then maintaining Qualcomm kernelci-labs
and Qualcomm SoC platform on it.

Along with that I am working with the KernelCI community to streamline
kernelci-labs and integrate it to KernelCI.org and scale up the test
platform and plan to scale up the test coverage.

Also presented Qualcomm kernelci-labs integration with KernelCI.org at
Linaro Connect 2025
(https://resources.linaro.org/en/resource/tTW1et2jS2ivYxP2umR1d1) and
presented demo at Open Source Summit India, Hyderabad 2025.

Thanks and Regard
Yogesh Lal