Project Leadership
 
																 Andrew Wafaa
Governance Board Chair 
																 Chuck Wolber
Treasurer 
																 Megan Knight
Advocacy Chair 
																 David Reyna
Training Lead 
																 Michael Halstead
Infrastructure 
																 Josef Holzmayr
Community Manager 
																 Michelle Favalora
Senior Program Manager II , The Linux FoundationTechnical Leadership
The Yocto Project technical leadership and governance principle is based on meritocracy, which is very similar to how the Linux kernel and many other Open Source projects work. Consequently, sub-system maintainers, software layer and BSP maintainers, and other technical leaders are selected based on the quality and quantity of their contribution to the Yocto Project in relevant areas.
In general, contributors submit patches to the maintainers of repositories, the overall process of which is managed by the project architect. The TSC has overall responsibility for all technical aspects of the Yocto Project. This includes repositories hosted on https://git.yoctoproject.org, the associated mailing lists, bugzilla, the testing processes and infrastructure/QA and the releases of the project.
The project architect is responsible for all decisions and actions, and also functions as a default maintainer for those subsystems and layers who do not have a current maintainer. A tree of maintainers works underneath the architect — these maintainers handle the details of many of the bugs, patches, and ideas that come up.
 
																 Ross Burton
TSC Member 
																 Khem Raj
TSC Member 
																 Richard Purdie
Yocto Project Architect 
																 Mark Hatle
TSC Member 
																 Denys Dmytriyenko
TSC MemberSub-System and BSP/Layer Maintainer
For up-to-date information on maintainers for individual layers and the LTS, visit the source code repository, click a layer, click “tree”, and then read the README or MAINTAINERS file for that layer.