TG3's goal is to establish standards around Common Lifecycle Enumeration, end-of-life timelines, etc.

Serve on TC54, the technical committee for "Software and system transparency", defining standards such as CycloneDX, PURL, etc.

Vote in the CPC on behalf of At-Large Projects.

OpenJS is seeking a Security Engineering Champion (contractor) who will build upon our Node.js and jQuery security working group initiatives to scale security best practices across the most critical projects in the OpenJS project portfolio.In this role, you will have the opportunity to advance security skills and processes among the contributor and implementer communities to strengthen the JavaScript ecosystem broadly. You will do this with the support of OpenJS, a vendor-neutral organization. The contract term for this role is through 2023.Key Responsibilities IncludeCollaborate with the OpenJS Foundation Cross Project Council and the lead maintainers of the foundation’s hosted projects to document and prioritize security strategies for our most critical projectsDevelop security roadmap and implementation plans for JavaScript, including customizing OpenSSF and OWASP best practicesProvide direct support to maintainers of the OpenSSF best practices badge programWork closely with Linux Foundation Training staff and JavaScript industry experts to create JavaScript security trainingProvide support for secure releases and CVE managementImprove and document security processes.

Vote in the CPC on behalf of Regular Members.

Help evaluate and implement never-ending support for end-of-life Open Source projects.

Convene and coordinate meetings of the TC39 Security Task Group (TG3).

Role description: https://github.com/tc39/notes/blob/eef38d650f854bf1361e4299a59526f294dd6b1d/meetings/2022-01/jan-24.md#tc39-administrator

https://tc39.es/code-of-conduct/

Keeping track of the current status of proposals.(https://github.com/tc39/notes/blob/167155eeb708d84e1758d99c88b15670f9b81f75/meetings/2017-01/jan-26.md#looking-at-the-proposal-list)

Serve on TC39, the technical committee responsible for the ECMAScript specification (commonly known as JavaScript).2023.12 - Present: Delegate (HeroDevs)2022.06 - 2023.12: Invited Expert2020.07 - 2022.06: Delegate (Coinbase)2020.04 - 2020.07: Invited Expert2019.11 - 2020.04: Delegate (Opendoor)2019.07 - 2019.11: Invited Expert2015.06 - 2019.07: Delegate (Airbnb)2015.02 - 2015.06: Invited Expert2014.11 - 2015.02: Delegate (Twitter)As of ES2024, 10 of my proposals have reached stage 4, and thus inclusion in the language.

An editor (ES2018, ES2019, ES2020) for the ECMAScript (colloquially, JavaScript) specification as part of the TC39 standards committee.

Briefly advised a fledgling startup. Advisor agreement terminated when the founder decided to step back and consider other paths.

Member of the Moderation Team for node.js, enforcing the Code of Conduct, etc.

Build an Open Source Programs office and related programs for Coinbase Cloud, and eventually for all of Coinbase.

I'll be building an open source program and technical brand, shepherding standards participation, and helping drive consensus on internal best practices.

My role was tailored to guide company-wise best practices, build an Open Source program and external technical brand, and shepherd standards participation for the organization. I also led the Frontend Infra team.

• Software Engineer on Web Tools nee Web Infra nee Core Web• manage Airbnb Open Source (liase with legal/comms/eng, etc)• TC39 delegate

Develop, as part of a three person development team, the entire website backend and frontend in PHP, MySQL, JavaScript, and HTML for multiple web properties. This included the codebase, UX design, as well as the database architecture. Translated and prioritized business requirements into technologically feasible designs that meets customer needs and product timelines. As a founder, guided the evolution of the company from start to finish.

• Drove Twitter joining ECMA and served briefly on TC39 (JavaScript spec committee)• Developed multi-user Ads account permissions and management system for ads.twitter.com• Drove team consensus on frontend coding standards and best practices; automated relevant tools; consistently led aggressive codebase refactoring

• Respond quickly to client issues• Plan purchases, configure networks, and deploy hardware and software to individuals and small businesses• Teach clients desired skills, such as basic OS operations, troubleshooting techniques, graphic design tools, and best practices for data backup and system maintenance

• Reduced size of Javascript codebase by over 25% while adding new features• Unified and optimized JS/CSS/HTML syntax & methodology throughout http://brightkite.com/• Familiarized myself with Brightkite's Ruby on Rails frontend app• Built HTML5 frontend interface & provided customer support for http://m.check.in/, a check-in service aggregator

In summers I teach "Digital Video" and "Illustrative Writing" to 4th through 6th graders, and I have taught "Web Design with Flash" to 7th through 9th graders, as well as Algebra-level math to 7th through 9th graders. I also designed the attendance tracking database system, as well as a student/teacher comment system.2007: I taught PHP to Shanghai students in a China Exchange program.2008 - 2009: Taught "Digital Video" and "Internet Research and Presentation Skills with Powerpoint" to 4th through 6th graders.2010: Taught "Digital Video" and "Web Design" (HTML based) to 4th through 9th graders.

• Maintennance of networks and servers, and colleagues' equipment and software.• Provide desktop support for students, parents, faculty, and staff. Installation of new technology.• Technology coordination for large events.

Architected and implemented the foundations of a front-end graphing system to display graphs and allow users to edit graphs as part of the company's core product offering

• Care for 6-8 boys aged 11-18 in a level 10 group home facility.• Maintain a routine of homework, chores, meals, outings, and behavior modification.• De-escalate conflicts and dispense medication as prescribed.

• developed new ASP modules for company's central product• maintained existing software and servers• handled customer requests

• Answered Macintosh-related questions, and sold Macs and related products.• Received shipments and performed cash reconciliations.• Handled customer service issues.• Maintained Apple Product Professional status while employed.