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Google Open Source Peer Bonus program announces second group of 2023 winners

Thursday, December 14, 2023



We are excited to announce the second group of winners for the 2023 Google Open Source Peer Bonus Program! This program recognizes external open source contributors who have been nominated by Googlers for their exceptional contributions to open source projects.

The Google Open Source Peer Bonus Program is a key part of Google's ongoing commitment to open source software. By supporting the development and growth of open source projects, Google is fostering a more collaborative and innovative software ecosystem that benefits everyone.

This cycle's Open Source Peer Bonus Program received 163 nominations and winners come from 35 different countries around the world, reflecting the program's global reach and the immense impact of open source software. Community collaboration is a key driver of innovation and progress, and we are honored to be able to support and celebrate the contributions of these talented individuals from around the world through this program.

We would like to extend our congratulations to the winners! Included below are those who have agreed to be named publicly.

Winner

Open Source Project

Tim Dettmers

8-bit CUDA functions for PyTorch

Odin Asbjørnsen

Accompanist

Lazarus Akelo

Android FHIR

Khyati Vyas

Android FHIR

Fikri Milano

Android FHIR

Veyndan Stuart

AndroidX

Alex Van Boxel

Apache Beam

Dezső Biczó

Apigee Edge Drupal module

Felix Yan

Arch Linux

Gerlof Langeveld

atop

Fabian Meumertzheim

Bazel

Keith Smiley

Bazel

Andre Brisco

Bazel Build Rules for Rust

Cecil Curry

beartype

Paul Marcombes

bigfunctions

Lucas Yuji Yoshimine

Camposer

Anita Ihuman

CHAOSS

Jesper van den Ende

Chrome DevTools

Aboobacker MK

CircuitVerse.org

Aaron Ballman

Clang

Alejandra González

Clippy

Catherine Flores

Clippy

Rajasekhar Kategaru

Compose Actors

Olivier Charrez

comprehensive-rust

John O'Reilly

Confetti

James DeFelice

container-storage-interface

Akihiro Suda

containerd, runc, OCI specs, Docker, Kubernetes

Neil Bowers

CPAN

Aleksandr Mikhalitsyn

CRIU

Daniel Stenberg

curl

Ryosuke TOKUAMI

Dataform

Salvatore Bonaccorso

Debian

Moritz Muehlenhoff

Debian

Sylvestre Ledru

DebianLLVM

Andreas Deininger

Docsy

Róbert Fekete

Docsy

David Sherret

dprint

Justin Grant

ECMAScript Time Zone Canonicalization Proposal

Chris White

EditorConfig

Charles Schlosser

Eigen

Daniel Roe

Elk - Mastodon Client

Christopher Quadflieg

FakerJS

Ostap Taran

Firebase Apple SDK

Frederik Seiffert

Firebase C++ SDK

Juraj Čarnogurský

firebase-tools

Callum Moffat

Flutter

Anton Borries

Flutter

Tomasz Gucio

Flutter

Chinmoy Chakraborty

Flutter

Daniil Lipatkin

Flutter

Tobias Löfstrand

Flutter go_router package

Ole André Vadla Ravnås

Frida

Jaeyoon Choi

Fuchsia

Jeuk Kim

Fuchsia

Dongjin Kim

Fuchsia

Seokhwan Kim

Fuchsia

Marcel Böhme

FuzzBench

Md Awsafur Rahman

GCViT-tf, TransUNet-tf,Kaggle

Qiusheng Wu

GEEMap

Karsten Ohme

GlobalPlatform

Sacha Chua

GNU Emacs

Austen Novis

Goblet

Tiago Temporin

Golang

Josh van Leeuwen

Google Certificate Authority Service Issuer for cert-manager

Dustin Walker

google-cloud-go

Parth Patel

GUAC

Kevin Conner

GUAC

Dejan Bosanac

GUAC

Jendrik Johannes

Guava

Chao Sun

Hive, Spark

Sean Eddy

hmmer

Paulus Schoutsen

Home Assistant

Timo Lassmann

Kalign

Stephen Augustus

Kubernetes

Vyom Yadav

Kubernetes

Meha Bhalodiya

Kubernetes

Madhav Jivrajani

Kubernetes

Priyanka Saggu

Kubernetes

DANIEL FINNERAN

kubeVIP

Junfeng Li

LanguageClient-neovim

Andrea Fioraldi

LibAFL

Dongjia Zhang

LibAFL

Addison Crump

LibAFL

Yuan Tong

libavif

Gustavo A. R. Silva

Linux kernel

Mathieu Desnoyers

Linux kernel

Nathan Chancellor

Linux Kernel, LLVM

Gábor Horváth

LLVM / Clang

Martin Donath

Material for MkDocs

Jussi Pakkanen

Meson Build System

Amos Wenger

Mevi

Anders F Björklund

minikube

Maksim Levental

MLIR

Andrzej Warzynski

MLIR, IREE

Arnaud Ferraris

Mobian

Rui Ueyama

mold

Ryan Lahfa

nixpkgs

Simon Marquis

Now in Android

William Cheng

OpenAPI Generator

Kim O'Sullivan

OpenFIPS201

Yigakpoa Laura Ikpae

Oppia

Aanuoluwapo Adeoti

Oppia

Philippe Antoine

oss-fuzz

Tornike Kurdadze

Pinput

Andrey Sitnik

Postcss (and others: Autoprefixer, postcss, browserslist, logux)

Marc Gravell

protobuf-net

Jean Abou Samra

Pygments

Qiming Sun

PySCF

Trey Hunner

Python

Will Constable

PyTorch/XLA

Jay Berkenbilt

qpdf

Ahmed El-Helw

Quran App for Android

Jan Gorecki

Reproducible benchmark of database-like ops

Ralf Jung

Rust

Frank Steffahn

Rust, ICU4X

Bhaarat Krishnan

Serverless Web APIs Workshop

Maximilian Keppeler

Sheets-Compose-Dialogs

Cory LaViska

Shoelace

Carlos Panato

Sigstore

Keith Zantow

spdx/tools-golang

Hayley Patton

Steel Bank Common Lisp

Qamar Safadi

Sunflower

Victor Julien

Suricata

Eyoel Defare

textfield_tags

Giedrius Statkevičius

Thanos

Michael Park

The Good Docs Project

Douglas Theobald

Theseus

David Blevins

Tomee

Anthony Fu

Vitest

Ryuta Mizuno

Volcago

Nicolò Ribaudo

WHATWG HTML Living Standard; ECMAScript Language Specification

Antoine Martin

xpra

Toru Komatsu

youki

We are incredibly proud of all of the nominees for their outstanding contributions to open source, and we look forward to seeing even more amazing contributions in the years to come. An additional thanks to Maria Tabak who has helped to lay the groundwork and management of this program for the past 5 years!

By Mike Bufano, Google Open Source Peer Bonus Program Lead

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