Join us for an in-person Open Source Sprint at the Adyen office in Amsterdam, organized in collaboration with PyLadies Amsterdam.

This event is designed for hands-on collaboration with real open source projects that power today’s machine learning ecosystem. Whether you are opening your very first pull request or regularly contribute to production-grade libraries, you will find meaningful work to dive into.

🔎 What’s the focus?

We will be contributing to Python-based MLOps libraries, with a particular focus on projects such as:

Kedro
MLFlow
Additional libraries to be announced soon

A curated set of issues will be prepared ahead of time, including:

✅ Good first issues for new contributors
✅ Intermediate tasks for those looking to deepen their OSS experience
✅ More advanced challenges for experienced engineers

⚙️ How the sprint works

Work individually or collaborate in small teams
Maintainers and mentors will be available throughout the day.
Learn how to navigate a real open source workflow: issues, branching, pull requests, and reviews.
Selected contributions will be recognized with a prize

👩‍💻 Who should attend?

Python developers curious about open source
Data scientists and engineers interested in MLOps tooling
Engineers looking to make their first OSS contribution
Experienced contributors who enjoy building in collaborative environments

🌟 Mentor Call

We are actively seeking experienced open-source contributors to mentor participants during the sprint.

You don’t need to commit to heavy preparation; simply being available to unblock participants, review approaches, or provide direction can make a huge difference.

👉 Interested in mentoring? Please sign up for a mentor ticket on Luma. We have 15 spaces available.

✅ What to bring

Your laptop
A GitHub account

Curiosity and a willingness to collaborate

MLOps Open Source Sprint