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Engineer Manager

Location:
Austin, TX
Posted:
October 16, 2012

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Hyrum K. Wright

PhD

*****@***********.***

+1-512-***-****

http://www.hyrumwright.org

Objective

Lead technical teams in developing solutions to interesting problems. I work best in a

fun, fast-paced environment, where my skills and abilities can be used to solve real

problems. I am particularly interested in developing great software, and "building cool

stuff".

Experience

January 2010-PresentWANdisco, IncDirector of Open Source

Managed team of open source developers working on a number of projects.

Assisted in implementing company open source initiatives and strategy.

Dec. 2006-PresentApache Subversion Open Source Project Full Committer, Release

Manager

Design and implement features across all aspects of the system; gather user input; speak

at user and developer events.

Release manager since late-2008.

As final president of the Subversion Corporation, helped orchestrate migration to the

Apache Software Foundation.

Worked on Subversion-related contract and consulting projects, including Google Summer of

Code 2007.

Dec. 2008-Dec. 2009PrO UnlimitedSubversion Contractor

Contractor assigned to Juniper Networks to assist with CVS-to-Subversion migration.

Helped design and implement new working copy metadata management library for Subversion.

May 2008-August 2008VMware, IncTechnical Staff Intern

Responsible for design and development of Linux guest-based tools notification feature.

May 2007-May 2008University of Texas at AustinResearch Assistant

Helped develop and test wireless network prototyping environment.

Ran experiments to test various MAC and physical layer protocol capabilities.

Sept. 2006-May 2008University of Texas at Austin Teaching Assistant

Head TA for graduate Engineering Programming Languages course.

TA for Java-based Data Structures course.

One of several TAs for entry-level Intro to Programming course.

April 2002-August 2006Brigham Young University, Office of Information Technology

Software Engineer

While an undergraduate student, helped build and maintain the University's academic web

applications, including registration and grading.

For the final 1.5 years of my time, I was the lead engineer in developing a new student

planning product, assisting with the design of the system, and supervising implementation.

January 2005-January 2006BYU AresProject Avionics Team Leader (Member, Jan. 2004-

Jan.2006)

Directed the design and construction of the flight electronics responsible for

controlling a 20-foot hybrid rocket.

Education

2008-2012 University of Texas at Austin

Ph.D. in Software Engineering

Research interests: Release Engineering, Open source software development

Dissertation: Release Engineering Processes, Their Faults and Failures

2006-2008 University of Texas at Austin

M. S. in Engineering, Computer Engineering

Research area: Software Engineering, Wireless Networking

2002-2006 Brigham Young University

B.S. in Computer Engineering

Minor in Mathematics

Courses of interest include:

Wireless Communication, Advanced Operating Systems, Computer Networking, Embedded

Systems, Real-Time Operating Systems, Verification & Validation, Statistical Methods,

Requirements Engineering, Compilers, Collaborative Development

Skills

Programming Languages

Fluent: C, Python, HTML, SQL

Comfortable: C++, Java, XML

Previously used: XSLT, Ruby

Software & Technologies

Release Engineering

Open source development practices

Linux (development & administration)

MySQL, SQLite databases

TCP/IP networking

HTTP

Version control, particularly Subversion

Additional Skills

Public speaking

Team leadership and management

Understanding of finance and accounting processes

Publications & Presentations

H. Wright, Release Mismanagement: How to Alienate Users and Frustrate Developers, OSCON

2009, San Jose, California, July 20-24, 2009.

H. Wright, What's New in Subversion 1.6, Southern California Linux Expo 7x, Los Angeles,

California, February 20, 2009.

R. Grant and H. Wright, Hydra: A Wireless Multi-hop Wireless Testbed, OSCON 2008,

Portland, Oregon, July 21-25, 2008.

Awards/Honors

EDGE Center Scholar, 2006-2007

BYU University Academic Scholarship, 2002-2006

Dean's List, 2002-2003, 2003-2004

Eagle Scout, 1995

Memberships

Apache Software Foundation

Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), Graduate Student Member

Association of Computing Machinery (ACM), Graduate Student Member

Eta Kappa Nu Honor Society

Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society

Phi Eta Sigma Honor Society

Miscellany

Volunteer missionary, 2000-2002

Spent two years as a volunteer missionary for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day

Saints in Los Angeles, California. Responsibilities included directing daily proselyting

activities, and managing groups of 6-8 other missionaries in the same.



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