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[[Image:User-gbraad.jpg|thumbnail|right|frame|'''Gerard Braad''']] | [[Image:User-gbraad.jpg|thumbnail|right|frame|'''Gerard Braad''']] | ||
Software engineer for both Unix/Linux as Windows based software in different programming and scripting languages; Java Certified Programmer, Microsoft Certified Programmer. Has broad knowledge about maintenance of a mixed OS and | Software engineer for both Unix/Linux as Windows based software in different programming and scripting languages; Java Certified Programmer, Microsoft Certified Programmer. Has broad knowledge about maintenance of a mixed OS and virtualization environment. Active user of Red Hat Linux since the Vanderbilt release (RHL 4.1). | ||
Currently works for a software development company as a fulltime .NET developer. As part of my job I give lectures on software development (and Open Source) in the Netherlands and Beijing, China. | Currently works for a software development company as a fulltime .NET (and Mono) developer. My current assignment deals with interoperability and cross platform support (x86/Windows, Linux and ARM/Linux) of a large .NET codebase. As part of my job I give lectures on software development (and Open Source) in the Netherlands and Beijing, China. | ||
Associate member of FSF, FSFe, ACM | Associate member of FSF, FSFe, ACM | ||
Revision as of 21:17, 16 December 2008
Gerard Braad
Software engineer for both Unix/Linux as Windows based software in different programming and scripting languages; Java Certified Programmer, Microsoft Certified Programmer. Has broad knowledge about maintenance of a mixed OS and virtualization environment. Active user of Red Hat Linux since the Vanderbilt release (RHL 4.1).
Currently works for a software development company as a fulltime .NET (and Mono) developer. My current assignment deals with interoperability and cross platform support (x86/Windows, Linux and ARM/Linux) of a large .NET codebase. As part of my job I give lectures on software development (and Open Source) in the Netherlands and Beijing, China.
Associate member of FSF, FSFe, ACM
Contact
- Email: mailto:me+fedora@gbraad.nl
- GPG key: http://files.gbraad.nl/keys/gpg/public-personal.asc
- Homepage: http://me.gbraad.nl/
- Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/gbraad/
- LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/gbraad
- Languages: English, Dutch, Chinese
- Fedora Account: gbraad
Activities within Fedora
- Compatibility testing
- Promotion and marketing of the Fedora brand