This resume's web address is http://www.red-bean.com/kfogel/computer-resume.html.

• Book, 300 pages, published Oct 1999, The Coriolis Group, ISBN 1-57610-490-7. Online at http://cvsbook.red-bean.com.

• Contributed two chapters, on Emacs customization and shell customization. The Guide is now part of "The Linux Bible", published by Yggdrasil Computing, ISBN 1-88360-10-X.

CollabNet, Inc. (Feb 2000 to Present)

• Technical lead for the Subversion project; also CVS maintenance and troubleshooting.

• Programmer, release manager, resident CVS guru.

• Temporary system administrator at ARCH Development Corporation (a subsidiary of the University of Chicago). Programming work for University of Chicago Hospital. CVS-related programming and distribution work for Cyclic Software.

• Teacher of high-school and post-graduate English, and of general computing at the undergraduate level: Unix system administration, user-level applications, C programming, and network administration. [Kunming, Yunnan, PR China]

• Co-founder and General Partner, with James Blandy; business included selling CVS technical support and custom development. Ported CVS client to OS/2, implemented password-authenticating server and read-only repository access features. (We sold Cyclic Software to Jim Kingdon in early 1996.)

• Programmer in the microbiology department. Developed a gene-sequence alignment editor for microbiologists at UIUC and University of Indiana.

Languages

• C, Python, Perl, Common Lisp, Objective C, Emacs Lisp, Scheme, Bourne shell script, SQL.

• RCS/CVS repository format
• HTML
• Various XML DTDs

• Subversion developer (http://subversion.tigris.org/).
• Contributor, package maintainer for GNU Emacs.
• Member of the CVS maintenance team, 1995-2000.