Cedric Gatay has an engineering degree in Computer Science. He likes well-crafted and unit-tested code. He has a very good understanding of Java languages (giving courses in engineering schools and talking at local Java User Groups).

He has been working with Apache Maven since 2006, and from day one he has been the technical leader of a successful software company, editing a Wicket-based SaaS: SRMvision: http://www.srmvision.com.

He is also the founder of a collaborative blog for developers, Bloggure: http://www.bloggure.info. He is now a freelance developer member of the Code-Troopers team: http://www.code-troopers.com.

Sharafat Ibn Mollah Mosharraf graduated from the University of Dhaka in Computer Science and Engineering. He is currently working as a senior software engineer at Therap Services, LLC. He has expertise and experience in architecting, designing, and developing enterprise applications in Java, PHP, Android, and Objective-C. He loves researching as well as training people on state-of-the-art technologies to design, develop, secure, and maintain web and mobile applications. He also provides coaching for various teams participating in national software development contests. His areas of interest include user experience, application security, application performance, and designing scalable applications. He loves spending his free time with his family and friends.

Rohit Mukherjee is a final year student of computer engineering at the National University of Singapore (NUS). He spent some time in Zurich, Switzerland, studying graduate courses in computer science at ETH Zurich.

He has experience working in financial and healthcare technology, and enjoys working his way through the stack.