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	Pradeepto is a Open Source engineer, contributor and community member with long experience in building and running distributed teams and communities from scratch.He founded the KDE India Community and served as as one of the Board of Directors on KDE. He is currently building, maintaining and scaling high performance distributed engineering teams spread across 4 continents that builds and integrates developer tools like TektonCD, Jenkins, Helm, s2i, Service Binding Operator and more on Red Hat OpenShift.He was a speaker at FOSSMEET'06.		Pradeepto is a Open Source engineer, contributor and community member with long experience in building and running distributed teams and communities from scratch.He founded the KDE India Community and served as as one of the Board of Directors on KDE. He is currently building, maintaining and scaling high performance distributed engineering teams spread across 4 continents that builds and integrates developer tools like TektonCD, Jenkins, Helm, s2i, Service Binding Operator and more on Red Hat OpenShift.He was a speaker at FOSSMEET'06.