Project Leads

Ahmed has 22+ years industrial extensive experience in system Power Architecture. Recently, he joined AMD as a Sr. Fellow, Power Architect/Technologist Within GPU Data Center BU. Prior to AMD, he was a Sr. Principal Engineer at Intel working on AI/HPC system power architecture. He has been an active contributor in OAI since 2019. Ahmed Co-lead OAI Power workstream on OAM and UBB 2.0 specification definition.

Jeff is a staff software engineer on the platform security team at Google, with a focus on firmware integrity and attestation flows in data center environments.

Zhixiong (Jonathan) Zhang has been working on system software and firmware for the last 20 years. Jonathan is passionate at achieving computer system solutions (such as CXL memory solution) through holistic designs of software/hardware, and of various software components.  He is thrilled at collaborating with industry colleagues to form visions, and making them into reality. 
 
Jonathan has been spearheading coreboot/LinuxBoot development for servers based on Intel Xeon server processors, through multiple generations from ground up. He initiated and has been leading an industry coalition on this journey. Prior to Meta, he led UEFI/ATF development for ARM servers and made it commercially viable from the ground up; he also led ACPI and windows/Linux driver development for smart phones.
 
Jonathan is a frequent speaker on firmware/software topics at industry conferences. He is an active participant of several industry standard organizations (such as CXL forum, OCP, UEFI forum) and contributed a number of specification changes.

Maciej is a Software Engineer at Intel with 7+ years of experience in hardware management domain. Maciej worked on the Pod Manager for Intel's Rack Scale Design and Linux Foundation's Open Distributed Infrastructure Management project (ODIM). Both projects implemented Redfish for their manageability interfaces.

Ross Stenfort is a Hardware System Engineer at Meta delivering scalable storage solutions.  He has been involved in development of storage systems, SSDs, ROCs, HBAs and HDDs with many successful products and over 40 patents.  He has storage experience in both large and small companies including CNEX, Seagate, LSI, SandForce, SiliconStor and Adaptec.  He has a B.S. in Electronic Engineering from Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo.

Song has over 20+ years in hardware system architecture experience and recently joined Meta as AI/HPC Hardware Systems Engineer. Prior to Meta, he was a Principal Engineer at Intel working on AI/HPC system architecture and has initiated a collaborative effort on OAI. He has been an active contributor in OAI since 2019 and co-authored OAM and UBB 1.0 specification. Song lead OAI High Speed and System workstreams on OAM and UBB 2.0 specification definition before joining Meta.

My name is Ted Tang and I graduated from University of Wisconsin-Madison with master’s degree in power engineering in 1999.

I joined Meta Platforms in 2019 as a power engineer and have been working on various rack and power projects for Meta data center applications. Currently I am leading ORv3 power system development and collaborating with several industrial partner to define M-CRPS standards.

Prior to join Meta Platforms, I worked for Cisco system for thirteen years.  As a technical leader I defined and developed system power architecture for Cisco IoT and desktop switch product lines.

Jordan is a Thermal/Mechanical Engineer on the Datacenter Thermal-Mechanical Solutions team at Intel, specifically working in Intel's mechanical and liquid-cooling testing lab.  He began his involvement with OCP in 2018 as the lead test engineer for hand-mate Universal Quick Disconnect (UQD) inter-supplier testing.  Since then, he has contributed to multiple OCP specifications and whitepapers with the goal of aiding the datacenter industry transition to cold-plate liquid-cooling.