Cyrille Le Clerc is a product and engineering leader with 16 years building observability, CI/CD and cloud-native products, currently shaping OpenTelemetry demos and adoption at Grafana Labs and OpenTelemetry. He blends hands-on OSS development—contributions to Jenkins plugins and OpenTelemetry Java instrumentation—with strategic product launches like Grafana Application Observability and BYOC. Known for turning open standards into repeatable enterprise offerings, he has driven Prometheus and OpenTelemetry integrations that streamline onboarding and scale sales motions. A former director at Elastic and long tenure at CloudBees, he pairs deep technical credibility (Jenkins, JMXTrans, Apache CXF) with go-to-market execution. Based in Paris, he routinely codes at night, bringing practical engineering judgment to product strategy. An engineer by training from Télécom Paris, he often surfaces subtle operational fixes (e.g., throttling/workaround improvements) that materially improve production reliability.
16 years of coding experience
22 years of employment as a software developer
Engineer, Computer Science, Engineer, Computer Science at Télécom Paris
Maîtrise de mécanique et de thermodynamique, Mechanical Engineering, Maîtrise de mécanique et de thermodynamique, Mechanical Engineering at Pierre and Marie Curie University
Contributions:89 reviews, 20 commits, 34 PRs in 5 months
Contributions summary:Cyrille primarily focused on extending the functionality of the OpenTelemetry Java Contrib project, specifically adding support for instrumenting Maven builds. They implemented an OpenTelemetry execution listener to capture spans for Maven project builds, mojo executions, and plugin actions. The contributions include integrating with the OpenTelemetry SDK, defining semantic attributes, and providing options to disable certain instrumentation.
Contributions:6 commits, 4 PRs, 8 comments in 10 months
Contributions summary:Cyrille contributed to the Amazon ECS plugin for Jenkins by implementing various improvements and addressing identified issues. Their work included adding support for implicit AWS credentials, enhancing logging messages for better debugging, and addressing a throttling issue by introducing a delay during task definition creation. The user also made minor fixes and added better code comments throughout the codebase.
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Cyrille Le Clerc - OpenTelemetry Demo Maintainer at Grafana Labs