Goldman Sachs' Open Source Program Office - One Year In
Talkat Open Source Summit North America 2022 · on Wednesday, 2022-06-22· at 16:35· Room 301/302 (Level 3), JW Marriott Austin, 110 E 2nd Street Austin, TX 78701·
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Formal OSPO launches April 2021 and after one year reports concrete work: building a contribution management platform that enforces an internal audit code review before PRs leave the network, running a required internal open source bootcamp, operating a five‑day SLA for contribution tickets, and contributing tools like the secret scanner Catch It and the Python finance toolkit gs-quant. Public presence includes github.com/goldmansachs, gs.com/open-source and ~30–40 deep technical blog posts since September.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Start
- 3:18What Is Goldman Sachs
- 5:13Goldman Sachs Runs on Open Source
- 11:38Contribution Management Platform
- 11:55Leaking Intellectual Property
- 14:16Training and Documentation and Organizational Strategy
- 15:25Personal Side Project Guidelines
- 15:49Ambassadorships
- 18:23What Are some Projects of Interest to Us
- 18:43Projects That We'Ve Open Source
- 21:12Be Focused on the Details
- 25:26Takeaways
- 28:19Why Are We Doing Open Source
- 32:47Contributor License Agreements
- 36:38The Checklist Manifest
- 38:04Critical Path Analysis
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