Software engineer by day, tinkerer by night. I enjoy supporting and contributing to open source projects. All opinions are my own and don't represent my employers or clients.
I am currently working for Amazon Web Services. If you are interested in hiring me as an employee or a consultant please contact me directly. I would be happy to discuss possible job opportunities and to get you a copy of my resume.
Most of my published open source work is available on GitHub but I also self host a lot of code that's either very early stage work-in-progress or where I don't desire the publicity that comes with GitHub. The self hosted code site also mirrors GitHub so if you want a complete view of what's in progress, start there.
Here is an abbreviated list of my current projects. It is up-to-date as of the last build date of this site (see the footer). I'll try to keep it up to date but I typically have a lot of projects in the air and don't always update this page. My Code and GitHub pages are the best place to keep track of these projects.
- Pydora (unofficial Pandora API written in Python)
- Alpine EC2 AMI
- Tiny EC2 Bootstrap (minimal cloud-init clone)
- Alpine Linux Packages
- AS398223
There are still quite a few projects in development that will eventually be open sourced.
From time to time I speak at local user groups and conferences. Here is a list of those talks along with slides and code-samples where available. Most of my talks since 2014 have been given in-house at Amazon and therefore aren't publicly available.
I'm available to give talks on a wide variety of topics from how to use AWS services to a variety of programming topics and DevOps.
I'm in the process of overhauling my blog and will hopefully be writing more soon.