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Tim Chevalier
Compiler engineer at Igalia
Tim Chevalier is a software developer currently working at Igalia.24 He specializes in compiler development and has been with Igalia since September 2021.4
Background and Education
Tim was born in Massachusetts in 1980.3 He holds a Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering from Stanford University, as well as both a Master's and Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of New Hampshire.1
Professional Experience
Prior to joining Igalia, Tim's career included:
- Research positions at Stanford University's Department of Electrical Engineering
- Managing Consultant at Exponent, an engineering and scientific consulting firm
- Chief Executive Officer at Atlas5D, a technology company in Cambridge, MA1
Areas of Expertise
Tim is known for his work in:
- Compiler development
- Open-source software
- Electrical engineering
- Plasma physics
- High-performance computing
Community Involvement
Outside of his professional work, Tim has been involved in community health initiatives. He volunteered as a community health worker with the Street Medicine Team at the Berkeley Free Clinic.2
Online Presence
Tim maintains an active online presence:
- His personal website is catamorphism.org3
- His LinkedIn profile can be found under the username "catamorphism"2
- He uses he/him pronouns4
Tim Chevalier describes himself as a "fat queer guy who writes open-source code for a living"5, indicating his involvement in both the tech and LGBTQ+ communities.
Highlights
The 2024 Igalia Coding Experience program is now open for applications. If you're a computer science student or changing to a tech career (whether you're a student or not), consider applying for a paid apprenticeship program at Igalia. It's fully remote and is a great opportunity to get experience in open-source software development.
I work at Igalia but am not directly involved in the program, so if you have questions, please email [email protected] . I encourage you to apply even if you think you might not have enough experience, but please keep in mind that there are only a handful of positions open and hundreds of applications are received every year, so don't be discouraged if you're not accepted!
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