A Peek Into My Work

TL;DR

You can view my public portfolio on my GitHub.

Why am I doing this?

I find that more and more employers are looking for either OSS (Open Source Software) contributions or asking explicitly for snippets of production code to get a "preview" of the kind of output someone is going to produce as an employee. This was rather uncommon for most of my career but I've been seeing it a lot more frequently than I used to, enough that I think it's probably a good idea to have something you can show off publicly to potential employers.

To that end, I have created a publicly available portfolio of pseudo-example code that I have written during my professional career. I say "pseudo-example code" because I'm trimming down the code considerably to avoid leaking sensitive details or business logic or any artifacts of my output that could be considered unique to the job I performed my services at.

None of the source files contained in this portfolio are intended to be usable, i.e. they might not compile/execute/etc. Rather, they are intended to show off design choices, code style, and so on. This means that you typically won't find many, if any, tests since a lot of test files contain a significant amount of business-specific logic. I would rather prioritize getting example code pushed out rather than completely rewriting my code to be perfect standalone software.

I'll try to keep it updated as I do new works that show off relevant skills or problem solving abilities or just to highlight interesting solutions. You can view it here on my GitHub. Enjoy!