The Secure Frontend team supports multiple groups beneath the Secure sub-department.
| Person | Role |
|---|---|
| Neil McCorrison | Frontend Engineering Manager, Secure |
| Fernando Arias | Senior Frontend Engineer, Secure |
| Mark Florian | Senior Frontend Engineer, Secure |
| Paul Gascou-Vaillancourt | Frontend Engineer, Secure |
| Dheeraj Joshi | Senior Frontend Engineer, Secure |
| Jannik Lehmann | Frontend Engineer, Secure |
Given the number groups this team supports, we prefer to be aware of upcoming features as early as possible. During the time leading up to implementation we will strive to:
We seek to have issues ready for backlog refinement activities by the 1st of each month, therefore allowing enough time for us to determine the appropriate implementation plan and finalize relative sizing of the candidate issues in a given release.
All Deliverable issues should be marked On Track at the beginning of a milestone. If there is concern with doing so, then we should discuss why.
Issues that have not gone into review by the 8th may not have enough time to get merged. These should be considered Needs Attention or At Risk depending on their complexity and other factors.
Raising risk early is important. The more time we have, the more options we have. Follow these steps when raising or downgrading risk:
On Track - there is no indication the work won't get merged by the 15th.Needs Attention - the issue is blocked or has other factors that need to be discussed.At Risk - the issue is in jeopardy of missing the merge cutoff of the 15th.Note that an issue probably shouldn't go directly from On Track to At Risk. Consider a progression: On Track -> Needs Attention -> At Risk.
