Team

The Kokkos Team is dedicated to empowering computational scientists and engineers through the development of Kokkos, a performance portability framework for high-performance computing. Our multi-institutional team brings together expertise in HPC, C++, and linear algebra. Meet the core developers currently contributing to Kokkos Core and Kokkos Kernels below.

Kokkos Core:

• Damien Lebrun-Grandié, ORNL, Project Lead
• Christian Trott, SNL, Project Lead
• Daniel Arndt, ORNL
• Maarten Arnst, ULiege
• Yuuichi Asahi, CEA
• Julien Bigot, CEA
• Jakob Bludau, ORNL
• Cedric Chevalier, CEA
• Jan Ciesko, SNL
• Conrad Clevenger, SNL
• Patrick Diehl, LANL
• Nathan Ellingwood, SNL
• Paul Gannay, CEA
• Rahulkumar Gayatri, NERSC
• Hariprasad Kannan, CEA
• DongHun Lee, SNL
• Seyong Lee, ORNL
• Nevin Liber, ANL
• Nic Morales, SNL
• Trévis Morvany, CEA
• Thomas Padioleau, CEA
• Carl Pearson, SNL
• Mikael Simberg, CSCS
• Adrien Taberner, CEA
• Romin Tomasetti, ULiege
• Bruno Turcksin, ORNL
• Paul Zhener, CEA

Kokkos Kernels:

• Luc Berger-Vergiat, SNL, Project Lead
• Yuuichi Asahi, CEA
• Vinh Dang, SNL
• Nathan Ellingwood, SNL
• James Foucar, SNL
• Brian Kelley, SNL
• Carl Pearson, SNL
• Ichitaro Yamazaki, SNL

Kokkos’ success is built on the contributions of a vibrant community. See the full list of our 100+ contributors on GitHub: Kokkos Core and Kokkos Kernels.

We especially recognize the vision and leadership of project founders Carter Edwards and Daniel Sutherland of Sandia National Laboratories, who began this journey in 2012. Additionally, we recognize the seminal work of Siva Rajamanickam on Kokkos Kernels.