Building a listed tool

Jason Baum

Project Leadership Committee member, named behind the Selenium listing on Anchor Terminal.

Project Leadership Committee member

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What Jason builds

  • Selenium BB · Browser automation

    Selenium is the open-source browser automation project behind the W3C WebDriver standard, with official bindings for Java, Python, C#, Ruby and JavaScript and a self-hosted Grid server that runs browsers on other machines.

    Project Leadership Committee member, researched 28 October 2026 · the people behind it

Works with

  • Blanca Janet Moreno Project Leadership Committee member
  • David Burns Project and Technical Leadership Committee member; Selenium committer
  • Diego Molina Project and Technical Leadership Committee member; Selenium committer
  • Jason Huggins Creator of Selenium, which he started at ThoughtWorks in 2004
  • Manoj Kumar Project Leadership Committee member; Selenium IDE committer
  • Simon Stewart Creator of WebDriver; Selenium committer

Questions

Who is Jason Baum?

Jason Baum is project Leadership Committee member.

What does Selenium project (Software Freedom Conservancy) make?

Anchor Terminal lists Selenium from Selenium project (Software Freedom Conservancy). Selenium is the open-source browser automation project behind the W3C WebDriver standard, with official bindings for Java, Python, C#, Ruby and JavaScript and a self-hosted Grid server that runs browsers on other machines.

How are Jason's tools graded?

Selenium is graded BB, 73.8 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

Sources (6)

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