Jenkins election 2021 - Documentation officer

One documentation officer will be elected.
The Documentation officer is elected for 1 year.

The documentation officer oversees the Jenkins project documentation.
Enable and facilitate website/documentation contribution from the community.
Coordinate the Jenkins website copy-editors team.
Lead or be involved with Documentation Special Interest Group

Two Candidates: Mark Waite, Saeid Bostandoust

Candidates

Saeid Bostandoust

I am a Backend developer and DevOps engineer. I’m using Jenkins for about eight years. Due to my interest in teaching, knowledge sharing and content creation, I intended to contribute to Jenkins by publishing the completest Jenkins tutorial that ever exists. Today, this program is realized, and this series of tutorials is published weekly. I want to join the Jenkins community officially in the Documentation Officer Role to contribute more than before. Improving the current documentation of plugins, adding better examples and how-tos, creating several docs for using the Jenkins in production environments, and improving the use-cases for several programming languages and technologies are some of my future programs.

Affiliations: Self-employed Links:

• Linkedin
• Twitter

Mark Waite

I am a Jenkins user, a contributor to the Jenkins project, and have been the Jenkins Documentation Officer in 2020 and 2021. I maintain the git plugin, the git client plugin, and several other plugins. I am an advocate for Jenkins through Jenkins online meetups, live stream presentations, workshops, other presentations, blog posts, and answers in online Jenkins forums. I lead twice weekly office hours of the Jenkins Documentation Special Interest Group , am one of the leaders of the Platform Special Interest Group, and am an active participant in the Advocacy and Outreach Special Interest Group. I would love to serve on the Jenkins board and would be happy to be elected as Documentation officer. Affiliations: CloudBees Links:

• Jenkins

Result detailsHide details

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1. Mark Waite		-	46
2. Saeid Bostandoust		9	-

Ballot report

	Mark Waite	Saeid Bostandoust
1.	1	2
2.	1	2
3.	1	2
4.	1	2
5.	2	1
6.	2	1
7.	1	2
8.	1	2
9.	1	2
10.	1	2
11.	1	2
12.	1	2
13.	1	2
14.	2	1
15.	1	2
16.	1	2
17.	1	2
18.	1	2
19.	1	2
20.	2	1
21.	1	2
22.	1	2
23.	1	2
24.	1	2
25.	1	2
26.	1	2
27.	1	2
28.	1	2
29.	1	2
30.	1	2
31.	1	2
32.	1	2
33.	1	2
34.	1	2
35.	1	2
36.	1	2
37.	1	2
38.	1	2
39.	1	2
40.	1	2
41.	1	2
42.	2	1
43.	1	2
44.	1	2
45.	1	2
46.	2	2
47.	2	1
48.	1	2
49.	1	2
50.	1	2
51.	1	2
52.	1	2
53.	1	2
54.	2	1
55.	2	1
56.	2	1

Ballots are shown in a randomly generated order.

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• Rank 1:
    Mark Waite (0): vs. 1 : (9 - 46)
  
• Rank 2:
    Saeid Bostandoust (1): vs. 0 : (46 - 9)