Engineer Websites

Nick Benton is an Engineering Manager at Facebook in London, supporting the Hack London team and the Facebook Languages Research (FLaRe) team in Paris. His research ranges from proof theory and categorical logic, through semantics of programming languages and static analyses, to programming language design and compiler implementation. He has a degree in Mathematics and a PhD in Computer Science, both from the University of Cambridge. He is a Fellow Commoner of Queens' College, where he was previously a Bye-Fellow. Before joining Facebook, he spent 18 years at Microsoft Research in Cambridge. Prior to that, he was an SERC Research Fellow, an RA on an EU ESPRIT project and Senior Research Scientist at Persimmon IT, Inc. He has served as Editor-in-Chief of Computer Languages, Systems and Structures (Elsevier) and is currently a member of the Editorial Boards of the Journal of Functional Programming (CUP) and Logical Methods in Computer Science.

Simon Hollingshead is a Site Reliability Engineer at Google London. His name is Simon J. Hollingshead.

Pat Shaughnessy is a blogger, rubyist, and aspiring author. He is the author of the book "Ruby Under a Microscope." He writes about Ruby, Rust, and other programming-related topics.

Louis Lam is a developer who enjoys developing simple apps or libraries which make your life simpler. He can be contacted via email at [email protected] His social media presence includes GitHub. The background of his page was taken from Huis Ten Bosch ハウステンボス at 2015/10/3.

saxrag is a developer with a passion for server-side technologies, encryption, and privacy. They enjoy networking and writing software related to it. saxrag is the creator of Evil Apple Juice, a program that uses an ESP32 to send BLE advertisements. They are also the creator of qbit-race, a utility for managing torrents and optimizing qBittorrent performance. Another project is kiryuu, a bittorrent tracker written in Rust. saxrag's experience lies primarily in backend technologies, and they also work with infrastructure components like Docker and Kubernetes. They are a fan of Typescript and Rust, and also write Go. They prefer to implement as much as possible themselves in their projects to learn more. They also enjoy hosting their own projects, gaining experience in deployment and infrastructure management.

JJR Scott is a writer, researcher, and educator. He is interested in the intersections of digital media, culture, and pedagogy. He is currently working on projects related to digital rhetoric, online community, and the future of education. He has presented his work at national and international conferences, and his writing has appeared in a variety of publications. He is committed to creating engaging and accessible learning experiences for all students. He enjoys exploring new technologies and thinking critically about their impact on society.

May is the webmaster behind MayDB.net, a personal database dedicated to things she finds interesting. She has been an active internet user since 2011 and has a passion for personal websites. MayDB.net is an attempt to fulfill her childhood dream of creating her own website. She chronicles her interests and shares her creative projects on the site, treating all creeds as her own. May can be reached via PM through her forum or via email. She enjoys hearing from people.

Andrew Shaw is a designer and developer. He works at Hike One. He is interested in design systems, front-end architecture, and user experience. He likes to make things accessible, performant, and maintainable. He enjoys playing around with generative art and creative coding.

Dan Puttick is interested in building and participating in effective organizations, contributing to solving the global climate crisis, and computing systems that interact with the "world of atoms." He also enjoys making computing more accessible and intuitive, riding and working on motorcycles, and playing chess. He took a sabbatical in 2022 and spent a year traveling the East Coast on a sailboat. Most recently, he worked at Relevant Healthcare / Foothold Technology. He has also worked at a mapping startup and on open-source security tools. Dan attended the Recurse Center twice. Before programming, he studied Neuroscience and Behavioral Biology and worked in neuroscience research labs at Emory University and McLean Hospital/Harvard Medical School, contributing to academic journal articles and presenting at the Society for Neuroscience annual meeting.

Jimmy Miller is a creative director and designer. He is currently working at Google. Previously, he was at Dropbox. He has also worked at other places. He likes to make things.

Jacob Charles Wilson used to write, but now he does other things.

Jake Saunders doesn't do a lot with his website. He suggests visiting his blog at blog.jakesaunders.dev or his resume at resume.jakesaunders.dev.

Wang Haozhe is a Ph.D. student at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, advised by Professor Heng Ji. His research interests lie in Natural Language Processing, with a focus on Information Extraction and Knowledge Graph Construction. He is also interested in Multimodal Learning and Commonsense Reasoning. Before joining UIUC, he received his bachelor's degree from Shanghai Jiao Tong University.

Felix is a software engineer. He enjoys building software and tinkering with infrastructure. He is interested in distributed systems, backend development, and cloud infrastructure. He likes Go, Typescript, and Rust. He currently works at Fly.io.

Rounak is currently studying MSc Computer Science at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and Universiteit van Amsterdam (Joint Degree). He has previously worked at Skit.ai, Barclays, Harvard Medical School, and Thomson Reuters. His primary interests are backend engineering and building cli tools. In his free time, he enjoys playing table tennis, backpacking, and Indo-Chinese food. He can be found on Twitter, Github, LinkedIn, and Strava, or reached via itsron143(at)gmail.com.

Nick Craux is a software engineer. He is passionate about building products and helping others. He enjoys working on challenging problems and learning new things. He is currently building things at Vercel. Previously, he built things at Netlify. He is interested in web development, design, and product management.

Tomayac is a product-minded software engineer. He enjoys building things with code and is interested in AI, developer tools, and education. He likes working on projects that have a positive impact. He is currently building tools for thought at Saga.

Bharat Nain is an engineer, community builder, and robotics nerd based in Brooklyn. He spent most of his career with FIRST Robotics, building the program in Turkey, Mexico, New Jersey, and California, and an estimated 500,000 students have gone through competitions he has hosted. He is Director of Engineering at WGSN, where he builds AI chatbot technology that forecasts trends in fashion, beauty, interior design, consumer tech, sports, and outdoor markets. He hosted TEDxChelseaPark and has spent years coaching public speakers to find their authentic voice. He grew up between India, Nigeria, and New Jersey, has lived in California and Mexico City, and has traveled to more than 50 countries.