--- title: "Constellation Program" description: "The Temporal Constellation Program brings together standout contributors in our community into a small, curated network of engineers building with Temporal." canonical: "https://temporal.io/community/constellation.md" source: "https://temporal.io/community/constellation" --- # Shape the future of Temporal The Temporal Constellation Program brings together standout contributors in our community into a small, curated network of engineers building with Temporal. ## Swap ideas, share your latest builds, and get early access to new features The Constellation Program is an invite-only network for standout Temporal contributors. A year of shared knowledge,
insider access, and shaping the future of Temporal—with a little extra spotlight for the innovative work you’re already doing. ## Temporal Constellation Members - Anastasiya Melentyeva, Senior Engineer - Edmondo Porcu, Staff Software Engineer - Enny Frick, Senior Software Engineer - Greg Haskins, CTO - J.D. Nicholls, Full-Stack Developer and Open Source Contributor - Jack Burns, Staff Engineer - Naveen Achyuta, Senior Software Engineer - Rebecca Powell, Team Lead Software Engineering - Rob Zienert, Staff Software Engineer - Sanil Khurana, Senior Software Engineer - Shabnam Emdadi, Staff Engineer, Shopify ## Recent Constellation Sightings ### Event-driven architectures for full-stack devs with Temporal and React ​J.D. Nicholls teaches how to build resilient and scalable full-stack applications using Temporal and React using his Code Exchange framework, ReactX. [Watch the video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VuLl5qEJ3Ok) ### Tutorial: Combining .NET Aspire with Temporal A multi-part series by Rebecca Powell on building and deploying a resilient, distributed workflow-powered example application using [.NET Aspire](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/aspire/overview) and Temporal. [Read the article](https://rebecca-powell.com/posts/2025-06-09-combining-dotnet-aspire-and-temporal-part-1) ### Netflix: Nexus & the future of Durable Execution across team and namespace boundaries Rob Zienert talks about using Temporal to orchestrate cloud operations and a myriad of other infrastructure control planes across the business, including real-time data infrastructure, online datastores, and CDNs. [Watch the video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=izR9dQ_eIe4) ## Program benefits Private sessions built around topics you care about. We’ll bring in experts, hand you the mic, and even provide opportunities for hacking together. We’ll shape the program together. ### Be the first to know Early looks at new features, Q&As with key Temporalites, and a private space just for program participants. ### Meet your peers Swap insights and solve challenges with peers in your field who’ve been there too. ### Join us at Replay The VIP experience at Temporal's flagship conference, Replay, in SF 2026. ### Be in the spotlight We’ll co-promote your work through Temporal’s channels to reach a wider audience. Build skills, credibility, and visibility. ### Brag-worthy swag Limited-edition Constellation gear for looking fresh both on Zoom and in person. ### Shape Temporal Help build the future of Temporal with us. Hear about our upcoming features from the people building them, and provide feedback on what’s most valuable to you. ## More about our Constellation program You can find more information in our [announcement blog post](https://temporal.io/blog/introducing-the-temporal-constellation-program.md). We invite new members to the program periodically based on a number of factors, including: - An established track record of making meaningful contributions that help others succeed with Temporal. For example: writing technical content, speaking at events, answering questions, and building open source tools. - Nominations from Temporal employees and Constellation Program members. - Engineers doing particularly notable things with Temporal and/or using Temporal at particularly notable companies. Feel free to reach out to us with any questions in our Temporal Community Slack in #community-meta.