The Open Source Technology for Emerging Platforms (OSTEP) team at Seneca consists of four research assistants who work with me on projects related to enabling Linux and related open source technologies on emerging ARM systems - specifically working with the Fedora ARM Secondary Architecture initiative.
Since I haven't had an opportunity to introduce the team recently, I thought I would (very briefly) do so here.

Andrew Green (agreene) is our repo guru and is currently composing and testing the Raspberry Pi Fedora Remix 18. He is working part time with the OSTEP team while completing the CTY program at Seneca.

Dmitry Kozunov (DarthJava) works full-time with OSTEP. His main area of responsibility is the Fedora ARM buildsystem infrastructure, which means he wrestles heroically on a daily basis with unstable dev boards and multi-terabyte backups. He will be continuing his studies in the Seneca IFS program in January.

Jon Chiappetta (fossjon) is working full-time on a zippy armv6hl optimized build for the Raspberry Pi, and simultaneously experimenting with alternate approaches to koji queueing for secondary architectures. Jon is a graduate of our IFS program and our resident Python pro.

Jordan Cwang (frojoe) is a graduate of the Seneca CTY program and works part-time with the OSTEP team on infrastructure issues. He's is our bcfg2 whiz and is currently working on several infrastructure projects including improving security with measures such as two-factor authentication.