In the winters I curl at the Schenectady Curling Club.
I worked at Google, on the Privacy Sandbox project.
I was a homebrewer — my basement is the Tipsy Cat Brewery. If you've ever had a video meeting with me, you probably know I'm into plants and gardening, too.
I was a co-coordinator for Outreachy at Mozilla, and I helped run the (internal) Mozilla Mentorship program.
I worked at Datadog, focusing on the agent.
I worked at Mozilla for over 10 years. I was a member of the team developing Taskcluster, having also worked on the Release Engineering, Release Operations, Special Operations, and Infrastructure teams.
I was "brewmaster general" of the Albany Brew Crafters homebrew club.
I mentored students working on Buildbot with Google Summer of Code.
I hacked on Amanda with Zmanda, Inc., and among many other things I wrote Amanda's interface to Amazon's S3.
I was the maintainer for Buildbot. Now I just run the weekly meetings.
I was the Data Lead for the Illinois branch of Organizing for America.
I was the System Administrator at Juju, Inc.
I was the founding System Administrator, Tech Manager, and a part-time teacher at YWLCS, a girls-only charter school in Chicago.
I got my South Carolina teaching certificate through the "Critical Needs" alternative-certification program. My teaching includes college and K12 experience.
I was the head developer for EnterTrack, the artifact tracking system.
I worked on Teyjus, a lambdaProlog compiler, under Gopalan Nadathur.
I worked on SWIG, under Dave Beazley's watchful eye.
I designed and implemented the University's Computer Science Department's web page way back in 2000, before there were fancy things like web frameworks. The system was in use for over a decade!