Walter Snoeys received the MS and Ph.D. degrees in electrical engineering from the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven in 1987, and from Stanford University in 1992, respectively. Before joining the microelectronics group at CERN in 1994, he did some consulting on integrated sensors, and worked on CMOS technology integration in Mietec, Alcatel, Belgium from 1992 to 1994. Since his Ph.D. work on a monolithic pixel detector for high energy physics, he has been working almost continuously on monolithic sensors, particle detectors and pixel sensor readout circuits.

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Graeme is a senior staff scientist at CERN in the EP-SFT group has been a member of the ATLAS experiment for many years, holding leading roles in the software project, including Software Coordinator. He is a leading advocate for the importance of software in HEP, contributing to ECFA meetings and the European Strategy Update. He has supervised students in diverse fields, from data management to machine learning for detector simulation.

Jakob is a staff computer scientist in the EP-SFT group. He is deputy coordinator of the EP R&D software work package. Jakob is the original author and project leader of the CernVM File System, a global software distribution service for the LHC experiments and other scientific collaborations, that has been built in the course of a previous EP R&D initiative from 2008 to 2011. Since 2018, Jakob also works in the ROOT team where he develops ROOT's designated future event data storage format.