Meet the First Sovereign Tech Standards Cohort

Participants maintain technologies that keep the Internet secure and connected through routing infrastructure, enable secure communication between connected devices, power digital payment systems, advance core web protocols such as QUIC and HTTP/3 that make modern web services faster and more reliable, enable interoperable electric vehicle charging, and strengthen federated social platforms built on open standards such as ActivityPub. Repositories: rpgp, Stateless OpenPGP (SOP), Developer-facing documentation about OpenPGP Job Snijders is one of the world’s leading experts on Internet routing security with a focus on Resource Public Key Infrastructure (RPKI). For the last year, she has been leading the Accessibility Compatibility Data project, which aims to integrate screen-reader support data into popular developer tools such as MDN, Baseline and more. For the last year, she has been leading the Accessibility Compatibility Data project, which aims to integrate screen-reader support data into popular developer tools such as MDN, Baseline and more. He serves as an invited expert and co-editor in the W3C DID Working Group, and during the program, plans to focus on advancing DID Method standardization, and preparing DID and Verifiable Credential standards for post-quantum cryptography. He serves as an invited expert and co-editor in the W3C DID Working Group, and during the program, plans to focus on advancing DID Method standardization, and preparing DID and Verifiable Credential standards for post-quantum cryptography.

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