Jeffrey Osier-Mixon Email & Phone Number

Boston, MA, US

Zurich, CH

I am humbled to have been elected to serve as a representative board member for RISC-V International, co-representing members at the Strategic and Premier TSC level along with two others. This is a return to the board after 3 years and I hope to contribute effectively to the leadership of RISC-V International and the development of the RISC-V ISA.

Raleigh, NC, US

Building on my previous role, still in the same fantastic team, I now shepherd Red Hat's open source community strategy and relationships around automotive, edge & IoT, and emerging hardware, including RISC-V.

Raleigh, NC, US

I work within Red Hat's Office of the CTO to help build a vibrant community in the automotive sector, and contribute to other community engagements for IoT, Edge, Industrial, and Manufacturing communities. In addition, I help facilitate key external engagements including Linaro and RISC-V, and I serve as a lead for a number of internal Communities of.

I helped launch the CentOS Automotive Special Interest Group in 2021. This SIG provides the Automotive Stream Distribution, or AutoSD, a Linux distribution specifically designed for software-defined vehicle application and functional development. AutoSD supports SOAFEE as well as several Eclipse SDV Working Group projects, and it functions as the primary.

Brussels, BE

Eclipse IoT, now also including Eclipse Edgenative Working Group, provides support to dozens of related IoT and Edge projects as well as the Eclipse Sparkplug MQTT specification. I represent Red Hat as a voting member on the Eclipse IoT board.

Brussels, BE

Eclipse SDV is a highly collaborative initiative within the Eclipse Foundation, focused on the development of open source software, services, standards, and architectures for software-defined vehicles in the automotive industry. Launched in 2021, the SDV Working Group is made up of dozens of organizations, from OEM and tier-1 automotive suppliers to.

San Francisco, California, US

I am pleased to be an Ambassador for the ELISA project, helping to spread education and support for enabling Linux in safety applications.

Zurich, CH

Program manager, technical program manager, board secretary, dogsbody, and bottle washer for RISC-V International, an open specifications project creating and curating the RISC-V ISA. Managed transition from RISC-V Foundation (Delaware non-profit corp) to RISC-V International (Switzerland verein). Transitioned project to Linux Foundation standard practices.

San Francisco, US

Program Manager for LF Energy, an initiative bringing open source processes and practices to the energy sector. Board secretary. Managed launch and incorporation of LF standard processes and tools. Completely revised website twice. Assisted technical community in development of functional architecture and landscape. Managed operations processes, including.

Santa Clara, California, US

I worked in Intel's Open Source Technology Center to identify and articulate the best practices of open source for new and existing projects around Intel, and to advise specific projects on how to follow those practices in open source while also complying with license agreements, Intel policies, and software development ideals. I also promoted open source.

During my tenure as Yocto Project community manager and board chair, I also helped support the OpenEmbedded project through meetings and community functions, events, and general organization. I have been a voting member of OE since 2012.

Bay Area, US

Yocto Project Community Manager, Advisory Board Chair, Advocacy grunt, bottle washer. I switched careers with this job to work on open source communities full-time, and helped launch and run the Yocto Project with operations, business, advocacy, developer relations, and leadership roles for its first 7 years. In that time we grew the community.

• Created technical documentation and white papers for several companies under contract, including:
• PathScale – white paper covering new compiler optimization features
• Scyld Software (Penguin Computing) – complete documentation set review and edit for Beowulf cluster software
• MontaVista – edited real-time features in documentation for mobile and carrier-grade Linux distro
• NESSUS/SWRI – edited documentation for probabilistic analysis softwareOther writing and editing resources also available.

San Jose, California, US

Wrote documentation for Dell Latitude ON project, MontaVista Linux 6, and Carrier Grade Edition 6. Blogged at http://mvista.com/blogs/jefro. Helped develop Meld, an online community focused on embedded Linux at http://meld.org.

Worked in a group of writers creating documentation for the Access Linux Platform, a flexible, advanced platform for mobile computing based on Linux. Lead writer for licensee-specific materials. Responsible for bringing Linux and open-source experience as well as technical writing skills.

US

Created and maintained complete documentation set, style templates, and marketing materials for revolutionary cluster-based personal supercomputing workstations. Wrote articles and created marketing illustrations and collateral.

US

Created and maintained external technical documentation for innovative microprocessor design. Created white papers, datasheets, release notes, customer notices, and large-scale programming interface documents. Created style templates and managed archives. Taught regular seminars on FrameMaker and Acrobat for engineers.

Dulles, Virginia, US

Wrote, edited, and updated technical manuals for software and APIs for a web-based application server and related development tools. Created a Programmer's Guide, Migration Guide, and associated documents. Created documentation plans and schedules. Handled HTML conversion and IT work for the group.

Alameda, CA, US

Wrote, edited, and updated technical manuals and online help for software and APIs related to embedded-systems development. Developed an HTML conversion process from FrameMaker.

Managed a small department creating software documentation on a quarterly revision schedule. Created and developed utilities and processes to facilitate document production and archival.

Created and maintained one of the first corporate web sites and intranets. Created a database-oriented web application in Perl. Co-authored GNATS, the GNU problem report management system.

Controlled all product duplication and shipment on a quarterly release schedule. Developed scalable solutions for production processes and customer data management. Reduced unit costs by 50%.

Created and edited technical documentation for GNU C/C++ development tools. Maintained monthly newsletter and created template using FrameMaker.

Answered phones, delivered mail, managed meeting space, and made a great deal of coffee for the first profitable free software / open source support company, providing support for the GNU tools. I quickly moved into a technical capacity in this company as a technical writer and developer.

Santa Cruz, CA, US

Drove regular and charter shuttle routes with 50-passenger van.

Tended bar and assisted bartenders at busy San Francisco Union Square restaurant.

Designed and implemented a media archive database using Informix SQL.

Benicia, CA, US

Created and managed invoices for wine distributor. Coordinated sales orders with warehouse. Performed regular computer backups.

Tempe, AZ, US

Sheet metal apprentice, clean-up crew, and then forklift operator and registered Teamster for the last year and a half. Great experience in an industrial setting.