Trevor Stone -- resume @ trevorstone.org
     Boulder, Colorado -- Experienced Software Engineer, Concerned Citizen
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Mission Statement

   My mission is to help humans make good decisions, solve big problems, and
   have better conversations with each other.  I want to fight climate change,
   build resilient communities, and improve public discourse.  I am skilled at
   building software, processing data, maintaining reliable services, informal
   leadership, and compassionate listening.

Computer Nerd

 * Since my introduction to Logo and BASIC at age 10, I have relished
   wrapping my mind around formal language and precise instructions.  My
   professional coding experience lies mostly in Java, JavaScript, Go, and
   Kotlin. In my quest for the right balance between fluid English and
   mathematical formalism I've used Ruby, Python, Perl, Raku, C, C++, Dart,
   bash, PHP, and VimScript and dabbled in many others.
 * I help teams and individuals grow.  I've conducted over 250 technical
   interviews and sat on a hiring committee.  I am a thorough code reviewer
   and have provided feedback on hundreds of design documents.
 * Since 2009 I've worked as a staff software engineer at Google.  I work
   on Street View, helping people contribute images and videos of their local
   community through a mobile app.  I also work on data processing to keep
   Google's map data fresh.  I previously worked on Google Drive, helping
   hundreds of millions of users organize, share, and enjoy their files.  I
   helped build the Drive UI, file viewer, video playback, downloads, data
   analysis pipelines, document approvals, and server infrastructure.  I led a
   major migration effort of a critical legacy system, increasing development
   velocity and reducing operational overhead.  I've served on 24/7 on-call
   rotations to ensure service reliability.  I helped improve
   internationalization and accessibility.
 * From 2004 to 2009 I worked as a software engineer at Tyler Technologies,
   building enterprise applications for county government offices.  I explored
   requirements with analysts, built GUIs, designed core services, led complex
   module development, and crafted a data conversion specification.  I created
   a system to extract named entities from OCR text.  I developed the
   architecture and user interface to work with GIS data.
 * At UNAVCO in 2003 I used Perl and JavaScript to create educational
   Earth science map tools.
 * In December 2003 I graduated from the University of Colorado, Boulder.
   I received both a Bachelor of Science With Distinction and a Master of
   Science in Computer Science.  My GPA was 3.8 on a 4.0 scale.

Eclectic Philosopher

 * At CU, I minored in philosophy and was president of the Philosophy Club.
   I love to explore life's deep questions.  I use analytic and holistic
   techniques to explore ethics, society, identity, and metaphysics.
 * I've given public talks about org charts, the meaning of money,
   carbon pricing, and moral foundations.
 * I bring insights from philosophy and psychology to computer science.
   Software has a big impact on humans and groups.  User research and empathy
   is crucial, and we should strive to make software a force for good.

Generally Diverse Individual

 * I literally and figuratively wear many hats in organizations,
   providing insight and effort wherever needed.
 * I co-lead a chapter of Citizens' Climate Lobby, a nonpartisan advocacy
   group building political will for major climate change legislation through
   respectful dialog across the political spectrum.
 * At Burning Man I volunteer as a Black Rock Ranger, practicing
   compassionate peer counseling, non-confrontational community mediation, and
   incident management in a diverse and dynamic temporary city.
 * In college I developed leadership skills as a resident advisor; as chapter
   vice president of Tau Beta Pi national engineering honor society; philosophy
   club president; and as organizer of spiritual and political student groups.
 * I am a friendly and unique individual.  While I take projects and tasks
   seriously, a subtle wit and creative approach to the mundane pervade my
   actions, keeping a smile present among my fellows. My extensive knowledge of
   geographic, historic, and scientific facts entertains coworkers during
   casual moments.
 * I connect with the world through photography, homebrew, ham radio,
   camping, bicycling, and playing games.

Trevor Stone's resume -- January, 2022
Latest version at https://trevorstone.org/resume.html