New member introductions to the Agile Community Group

[Gor Greyan]

👋 Hi everyone, glad to join this community!

I’m the Deputy Head of Service Management at Digitain, where my team covers Incident Management, Jira Administration, and Access Coordination. Our focus is on keeping operations smooth, enabling collaboration, and making sure teams have the right tools and access to do their best work.

One antiquated way of working I’d love to see evolve is relying on siloed communication—whether it’s endless email threads or undocumented decisions. I’m a big believer in centralized knowledge sharing so everyone has visibility and can contribute.

Outside of work, I enjoy reading, drumming, and learning new materials. It helps me recharge and bring a fresh perspective to my role.

Looking forward to connecting, sharing experiences, and learning from all of you! 

[Roshan kumar]

Hi everyone! I’m excited to join this group and connect with other Jira enthusiasts.

I work as a Jira Admin, Staff Engineer 1, managing workflows, configurations, and automations for our teams.

An antiquated way of working I’ve noticed is relying on spreadsheets for tracking tasks instead of leveraging Jira; I’d love to see more teams fully embrace collaborative tools.

I hope to learn new Jira tips, best practices, and automation techniques from this community.

I also hope to share my experiences with workflow optimization and Jira administration.

Outside of work, I enjoy hiking and exploring photography.

Looking forward to engaging with everyone!

[Malin Tausch]

Hey everyone! I work at a small company that provides custom IT solutions. Since we're still growing we are also in the process of refining our workflow with Atlassian tools. For example we just started using the Jira Releases Feature.

Icebreaker 1: An antiquated was of working I#d like to see changed is relying on endless email chains for collaboration. They are hard to follow, things get lost etc. Centralized tools where all the context and updates are in one place would be great (and with lots of atlassian tools possible)

Icebreaker 2: In my free time, I'm into historical fencing and swordfighting - pretty much the complete opposite of my very modern and digital job!