If you want to offer a job - I think you can ask on Slack in the #jobs channel (you will find the link to slack in the "community" page of our website).
Generally speaking if you want to ask a concrete question - with a problem to solve - you can ask there and if someone decides to spend their time on it you might get help. There are a number of channels such as #user-troubleshooting. But since Airflow is a free an open-source project maintained mostly by volunteers, this is not what you would expect from a commercial product where you might get meeting scheduled and someone spending their time exclusively on having a meeting with you - but I guess there some people who you can hire as consultants if you wish to pay for advisory services. There are also a number of managed services and other sources in our "ecosystem" page - and you can try to see if you can get help through one of those. On Thu, Jul 10, 2025 at 8:07 AM Daniel Njiu <danielnji...@gmail.com> wrote: > Dear Apache Airflow Community,I’m reaching out to explore how we can > leverage Apache Airflow to optimize data sourcing processes. We are > building a data engine platform for aggregating diverse data sources, then > generating actionable insights and we believe Airflow’s orchestration > capabilities could enhance our ETL pipelines and data integration > workflows.Could > you kindly recommend a contact or contributor within the Airflow community > who has expertise in using Airflow for data sourcing use cases? We’d love > to schedule a meeting to discuss best practices, potential integrations. > Any > guidance or suggestions on how to connect with an expert would be greatly > appreciated. > Daniel N. > > Digital Financial Services >
