• Contracting with clients to develop diverse software and build open source projects• Integrating and packaging C++ software into an custom OpenWrt-based embedded device• Spearheading design and implementation of a Python-based OpenWrt testing cluster using Ansible for management

• Managing the foundation's three working groups focused on OpenWrt, QEMU and Virtualization/Security respectively• Spearheading design and implementation of a Python-based OpenWrt testing cluster using Ansible for management• Setting up and administering the prpl Foundation Mediawiki wiki, Mailman mailing lists, Discourse forum and Jenkins continuous integration instance• Creating two comprehensive OpenWrt tutorials to teach users how to build, customize and test the OpenWrt Linux distribution• Analyzing the design of the Linux Kernel’s Wifi Regulatory Domain system to educate members on how its design relates to FCC Wifi regulation• Adding support to a Perl application for searching OpenWrt software packages by software license• Organizing the very first OpenWrt Summit with over 80 OpenWrt team members• Recruiting a broad coalition of industry, community and prpl members to organize and plan the second OpenWrt Summit• Spearheading a broad ranging, comprehensive response to an anti-open source software FCC rule proposal, leading to thousands of public comments from users and organizations, a widely circulated blog post and an official reply from the FCC.• Leading weekly meeting of the prplwrt PEG• Advising foundation management and members on open source software norms, practices and behaviors• Developing governance systems and missions for organizing and managing working groups• Initiating a collaborative documentation improvement project for OpenWrt• Maintaining relationships with ~15 foundation members and community open source software activists• Representing the foundation at OSCON and Embedded Linux Conference Europe

• Contracted by AgGateway• Providing open source norms and knowledge expertise to the AgGateway's ADAPT committee's coming open source project• Analyzing community needs and recommending the appropriate open source license for the ADAPT project• Recommending a contribution-handling mechanism for ADAPT• Creating a governance model for managing the ADAPT project by analyzing the agriculture IT norms and applying my five-plus years of experience in the open source community• Developing scenario-based how-tos for members of the coming ADAPT open source project community• Presenting on the fundamentals of open source to dozens of attendees at AgGateway's summer conference

• Advised the Foundation's ~25 project communities on best practices for attracting new users and developers• Acted as a first point of contact for Foundation project leaders with Foundation staff• Mentored project leaders on open practices and development methods.• Integrated SQLite as a new database engine into Orchard CMS. Additionally, writing a parser for SQLite CREATE statements in order to simulate MODIFY TABLE features not present in SQLite.• Wrote a plugin for Orchard CMS to manage the Foundation's contribution agreements• Developed a ServiceStack based web service, as well as MSBuild and Powershell clients, for code-signing project releases with a private code signing certificate.• Created a prototype for handling native C and C++ packages in NuGet• Represented the foundation at conferences such as Orchard Harvest, POSSCON, Community Leadership Summit, Monkeyspace• Gave presentations to audiences on topics related to open source and community building

• Developed C# program, Autopackage, for creating Windows Installer packages for open source software• Advised project leader Garrett Serack on future development of CoApp• Coordinated development with project leader Garrett Serack and the rest of the CoApp development community

• Contracted by Microsoft Open Source Technology Center• Designed MVVM-based GUI for managing and updating CoApp packages• Presented designs to and incorporating feedback from members of the CoApp community and employees from the Microsoft Open Source Technology Center• Integrated CoApp API with the WPF user interface• Advised Garrett Serack on improvements to the CoApp API to improve its usability for developers and end-users

• Streamlined project build process with new MSBuild tasks, batch files and support software• Assisted design and performed implementation of localization framework using SQLite for WPF application during an incremental rewrite using MVVM principles• Designed a WPF tool for managing localization values in SQLite scripts for development and testing purposes• Audited codebase for all communications between a C# 4 communications library and marine engine components* Unit test code written using NUnit and Moq

• Continued development of CoApp in Microsoft’s Open Source Technology Center • Converted mkPackage and its XML format into Autopackage with a simpler, user-friendly input format• Created MSTest unit tests for verifying proper functionality of code

• Advised ‘Elementary Programming in Visual Basic’ students in three hour weekly lab sessions• Suggested logical software design to introductory and intermediate level computer science students• Debugged errors in student projects and assisted students in correcting these errors

• Reviewed algorithm visualization prototypes from student groups• Proposed improvements to student research projects• Recorded promotional screencasts of algorithm visualizations for AlgoViz.org

• Created an Java-based open source interactive visualization software for teaching parameter passing methods to undergraduate computer science students• Developed visualization prototypes and incorporated feedback from fellow researchers• Designed a straight-forward pseudo code language to illustrate six parameter passing mechanisms

• Developed PHP module for interacting with shipping web services, including for DHL and UPS, as part of a gardening supplier e-commerce system