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Adam T. Carpenter

+ +Email +atc@53hor.net +WWW +www.53hor.net +Git +git.53hor.net + + +

+ I am a computer programmer who has been developing and maintaining native and + web applications since 2018. I have also been providing systems administration + services and technical mentoring since 2016. I aim to create simple, + performant, and well-documented software that solves real problems with no + surprises. +

+ +

+ I am fluent in Rust, C#, Python, JavaScript, Bourne Shell, and HTML+CSS. I am + also familiar with Java, PHP, C, C++, TypeScript, and PowerShell. I have used + a variety of frameworks and libraries, as well as a myriad of web servers, + databases, and "DevOps" platforms. +

+ +

Skills

+ +

Software Engineering

+ +

+ Build performant, correct applications and services with a focus on + automating manual labor and making architects' and operators' lives easier. +
+ Contribute to internal and client-facing front-end software that is simple + and easy to use. +
+ Integrating with organizational build chains and DevOps pipelines for + deployments with zero surprises. +

+ +

Systems Administration

+ +

+ Architect and arrange physical machines and the servers that run on them for + minimal downtime and secure, speedy operation. +
+ Administer container orchestration clusters with dozens of "micro-services" + that need to communicate together to achieve a common goal. Apply + zero-downtime upgrade practices as well as high-availability horizontal + replica scaling for high-use applications. +
+ Self-host a variety of tools, applications, and web servers for the purpose + of learning and ownership of digital property. +

+ +

Technical Mentoring, Leadership

+ +

+ Transfer knowledge and skills in a practical, enjoyable fashion in language + that is [hopefully] easy to comprehend. +
+ Take a senior role in directing a flourishing new team of developers to get + started quickly and achieve a state of production in little time. +
+ Co-host informal lectures and "lunch and learns" on a variety of topics, + especially but not limited to computing. +

+ +

Work History

+ +

Software Engineer

+Automatic Data Processing (August 2021-Present) +

Promoted after three years of hard work as a junior application developer

+ +

Application Developer

+Automatic Data Processing (June 2018-August 2021) +

+ Authored + Altruistic Angelshark, + an Avaya Communication Manager automation + daemon, to ease friction caused by existing, interactive, and fragile + tools and processes. This tool was used to save the company rougly half a + million dollars per year by enabling unused license cleanup with little + operator input. It was deemed appropriately useful to release as free and + open source software. It was written in Rust and operates over the SSH2 + library using an undocumented Avaya protocol. +
+ Co-authored an authentication/authorization API to specifically serve + the needs of our team. This software interacted with Active Directory + over LDAP, presented users with JSON Web Tokens, and was reworked be + used as a reverse proxy in front of our container services. +
+ On-boarded and mentored team of six developers on organization DevOps + technology and practices. This included configuring and + knowledge-sharing a Jenkins CICD pipeline, local Docker Trusted + Registry, and IBM Cloud Private flavor of Kubernetes. This also + consisted of informal lectures on concepts such as continuous deployment + and delivery, the "12-factor" methodology, and containerization. +
+ For multiple years in a row I offered my services for on-site training + of new college hires. My responsibilities included mentoring and + knowledge sharing for typical industry tools, languages, and frameworks, + as well as the inner workings of the company. Classes typically + consisted of 20-30 new employees. +

+ +

Web Application Designer & Developer

+Freelance (July 2019-Present) +

+ Built a from-scratch art studio storefront to exactly fit the customer's + specifications. Site is a mobile-friendly art gallery with a cart and + checkout system. I used Rust and Vue JS for the majority of this + project. Functionality was delivered ahead of schedule and I was able to + quickly compensate for shifting requirements. +
Built and maintained a variety of static sites.

+ +

Technology Support Specialist, Repair Technician

+The College of William & Mary (February 2015-May 2018) +

+ Worked directly with customers to diagnose issues and install and + configure software. Interactions were in-person and over the phone. + Responsibilities also included performing basic repairs to enterprise + laptops. +
+ Maintained three to four public access labs at a time during the Summer + months, each with 20-30 machines. +

+ +

Academic History

+ +

+ I have a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and graduated from the + College of William and Mary in May of 2018. While there, I participated in + several group software development projects such as hybrid Android application + testing and presided over the campus Game Design Club. +

+ +

About Me

+ +

+ I wrote my first program on a TI-84 in BASIC to help finish my high school + math homework faster. I quickly transitioned to building more complicated + programs but have continued to enjoy finding the smallest amount of code to + solve a problem quickly, correctly, and securely. +

+ +

+ I grew up in and still call Hampton Roads, Virginia my home. In my spare time + I drive and maintain a classic car, a 1953 Hudson Hornet. I enjoy travelling + and being at home with my wife and cocker spaniel. I also self-host a web + server in a closet in my home. +

+ +

+ I keep a public journal on my web site. +

diff --git a/assets/cv.php b/assets/cv.php new file mode 100644 index 0000000..c9255a8 --- /dev/null +++ b/assets/cv.php @@ -0,0 +1,5 @@ + -

Contact Me

- -

- atc@53hor.net -

- -

- I send mail signed with my PGP key. The fingerprint is 94B3 3D04 F47E 6611 ADD9 76A6 76F8 F1CB 49F9 1B02. You can download the key like so: - -

-
-# FreeBSD:
-$ fetch -o - https://www.53hor.net/contact/atc.gpg | gpg --import
-
-# Also FreeBSD, but more inclusive:
-$ curl https://www.53hor.net/contact/atc.gpg | gpg --import
-
-

- -You may read more in the Privacy Handbook. -

- -

- (757) 774-6829 -

- -

- If you want to hire me or have a business inquiry, here is a Google Voice number. Please understand that all calls and text messages are screened for spam by Google before I pick up. -

- diff --git a/donate/index.php b/donate/index.php deleted file mode 100644 index 82fbd8a..0000000 --- a/donate/index.php +++ /dev/null @@ -1 +0,0 @@ -PayPal diff --git a/hireme/cv.html b/hireme/cv.html deleted file mode 100644 index 5c93878..0000000 --- a/hireme/cv.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,196 +0,0 @@ -

Adam T. Carpenter

- -Email -atc@53hor.net -WWW -www.53hor.net -Git -git.53hor.net - - -

- I am a computer programmer who has been developing and maintaining native and - web applications since 2018. I have also been providing systems administration - services and technical mentoring since 2016. I aim to create simple, - performant, and well-documented software that solves real problems with no - surprises. -

- -

- I am fluent in Rust, C#, Python, JavaScript, Bourne Shell, and HTML+CSS. I am - also familiar with Java, PHP, C, C++, TypeScript, and PowerShell. I have used - a variety of frameworks and libraries, as well as a myriad of web servers, - databases, and "DevOps" platforms. -

- -

Skills

- -

Software Engineering

- -

- Build performant, correct applications and services with a focus on - automating manual labor and making architects' and operators' lives easier. -
- Contribute to internal and client-facing front-end software that is simple - and easy to use. -
- Integrating with organizational build chains and DevOps pipelines for - deployments with zero surprises. -

- -

Systems Administration

- -

- Architect and arrange physical machines and the servers that run on them for - minimal downtime and secure, speedy operation. -
- Administer container orchestration clusters with dozens of "micro-services" - that need to communicate together to achieve a common goal. Apply - zero-downtime upgrade practices as well as high-availability horizontal - replica scaling for high-use applications. -
- Self-host a variety of tools, applications, and web servers for the purpose - of learning and ownership of digital property. -

- -

Technical Mentoring, Leadership

- -

- Transfer knowledge and skills in a practical, enjoyable fashion in language - that is [hopefully] easy to comprehend. -
- Take a senior role in directing a flourishing new team of developers to get - started quickly and achieve a state of production in little time. -
- Co-host informal lectures and "lunch and learns" on a variety of topics, - especially but not limited to computing. -

- -

Work History

- -

Software Engineer

-Automatic Data Processing (August 2021-Present) -

Promoted after three years of hard work as a junior application developer

- -

Application Developer

-Automatic Data Processing (June 2018-August 2021) -

- Authored - Altruistic Angelshark, - an Avaya Communication Manager automation - daemon, to ease friction caused by existing, interactive, and fragile - tools and processes. This tool was used to save the company rougly half a - million dollars per year by enabling unused license cleanup with little - operator input. It was deemed appropriately useful to release as free and - open source software. It was written in Rust and operates over the SSH2 - library using an undocumented Avaya protocol. -
- Co-authored an authentication/authorization API to specifically serve - the needs of our team. This software interacted with Active Directory - over LDAP, presented users with JSON Web Tokens, and was reworked be - used as a reverse proxy in front of our container services. -
- On-boarded and mentored team of six developers on organization DevOps - technology and practices. This included configuring and - knowledge-sharing a Jenkins CICD pipeline, local Docker Trusted - Registry, and IBM Cloud Private flavor of Kubernetes. This also - consisted of informal lectures on concepts such as continuous deployment - and delivery, the "12-factor" methodology, and containerization. -
- For multiple years in a row I offered my services for on-site training - of new college hires. My responsibilities included mentoring and - knowledge sharing for typical industry tools, languages, and frameworks, - as well as the inner workings of the company. Classes typically - consisted of 20-30 new employees. -

- -

Web Application Designer & Developer

-Freelance (July 2019-Present) -

- Built a from-scratch art studio storefront to exactly fit the customer's - specifications. Site is a mobile-friendly art gallery with a cart and - checkout system. I used Rust and Vue JS for the majority of this - project. Functionality was delivered ahead of schedule and I was able to - quickly compensate for shifting requirements. -
Built and maintained a variety of static sites.

- -

Technology Support Specialist, Repair Technician

-The College of William & Mary (February 2015-May 2018) -

- Worked directly with customers to diagnose issues and install and - configure software. Interactions were in-person and over the phone. - Responsibilities also included performing basic repairs to enterprise - laptops. -
- Maintained three to four public access labs at a time during the Summer - months, each with 20-30 machines. -

- -

Academic History

- -

- I have a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and graduated from the - College of William and Mary in May of 2018. While there, I participated in - several group software development projects such as hybrid Android application - testing and presided over the campus Game Design Club. -

- -

About Me

- -

- I wrote my first program on a TI-84 in BASIC to help finish my high school - math homework faster. I quickly transitioned to building more complicated - programs but have continued to enjoy finding the smallest amount of code to - solve a problem quickly, correctly, and securely. -

- -

- I grew up in and still call Hampton Roads, Virginia my home. In my spare time - I drive and maintain a classic car, a 1953 Hudson Hornet. I enjoy travelling - and being at home with my wife and cocker spaniel. I also self-host a web - server in a closet in my home. -

- -

- I keep a public journal on my web site. -

diff --git a/hireme/cv.php b/hireme/cv.php deleted file mode 100644 index c9255a8..0000000 --- a/hireme/cv.php +++ /dev/null @@ -1,5 +0,0 @@ - -

Carpenter Tech

- -

- My name is Adam Carpenter and I am a freelance, general-purpose computer programmer. - -

Does your business day consist of tedious, repetitive manual tasks? How do you go about streamlining the process and writing software to automate those tasks?
Maybe you've outgrown the limitations of DIY site designers such as Google Sites or Wix. How do you approach from-scratch web design and rich web applications?
Are you or your small business looking to take control of your IT by self-hosting? Wondering how to go about efficiently and securely serving your clients?

- -

- I run a business called Carpenter Tech that aims to help you answer these questions by offering the following services. - -

- -

Software engineering, custom software design, development, and deployment
From-scratch web site construction, hosting, and maintenance
Programming, self-hosting, and IT consulting for small businesses

- -

- I am down to earth and enjoy solving problems. If you think I may be able to help solve yours, - -

Review my CV
Contact me to get started

- -

- - - -

- -

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Info

- -

- My name is Adam Carpenter (on some sites I'm - 53hornet). I am a professional computer programmer and hobbyist mechanic, am married - to my wonderful wife, Amy, and a puppy parent to Clementine, a Cocker - Spaniel. This is my web site. -

- -

What Will You Find Here?

- -

- This site is my home on the web. I post things I've learned, things I - want to share, and things I don't want to forget. I am generally - interested in and generally post about: -

- -

Antique automobiles, esp. my Fabulous 1953 Hudson Hornet
Systems- and application-level programming
Retrocomputing, esp. the Commodore 64
Home servers and self-hosting
FreeBSD and other *BSDs or UNIX-like operating systems
Food: eating, baking, etc.
Games, movies, and music

- -

Disclaimer

- -

- The views on this web site are entirely mine! That should go without - saying. They don't reflect my company, co-workers, friends, family, dog, - or anyone I mention anywhere in any way. -

- -

- I prefer not to go back and edit old posts. So when you're reading - something from 2 years ago, that was my opinion 2 years ago. Times - change and so can I, so please try to keep that in mind. -

- -

- If I reference an external public profile or site as fact, I will do so - with links so you can go and read the source. -

- -

Privacy

- -

- My web server has an access log. By visiting this site you're - surrendering: -

- -

Your public IP address
Your browser's user agent
The URL of the page you visited
The time and date of your visit

- -

- That's it. I do not advertise on this site, read your cookies, or - perform any kind of social media tracking. I also proudly don't have any - JavaScript on my site. -

- -

License

- -

- Content on this site is licensed under the - Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. -

- -

- Source code on this site, unless otherwise stated, is licensed under the - - BSD 3-Clause license. -

- -

- -

- - diff --git a/links/index.php b/links/index.php deleted file mode 100644 index 3012a69..0000000 --- a/links/index.php +++ /dev/null @@ -1,20 +0,0 @@ - -

Egress Links

- -

- If you're going to leave my site to go somewhere else on the web, I recommend linking out via one of these. This is my curated collection of awesome sites, resources, and online assets. -

- -

Automotive

- -

*nix

- -

FreeBSD Handbook

- - diff --git a/pages/contact.php b/pages/contact.php new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2d6c7af --- /dev/null +++ b/pages/contact.php @@ -0,0 +1,29 @@ +

Contact Me

+ +

+ atc@53hor.net +

+ +

+ I send mail signed with my PGP key. The fingerprint is 94B3 3D04 F47E 6611 ADD9 76A6 76F8 F1CB 49F9 1B02. You can download the key like so: + +

+
+# FreeBSD:
+$ fetch -o - https://www.53hor.net/assets/atc.gpg | gpg --import
+
+# Also FreeBSD, but more inclusive:
+$ curl https://www.53hor.net/assets/atc.gpg | gpg --import
+
+

+ +You may read more in the Privacy Handbook. +

+ +

+ (757) 774-6829 +

+ +

+ If you want to hire me or have a business inquiry, here is a Google Voice number. Please understand that all calls and text messages are screened for spam by Google before I pick up. +

diff --git a/pages/donate.php b/pages/donate.php new file mode 100644 index 0000000..82fbd8a --- /dev/null +++ b/pages/donate.php @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +PayPal diff --git a/pages/hireme.php b/pages/hireme.php new file mode 100644 index 0000000..5073d56 --- /dev/null +++ b/pages/hireme.php @@ -0,0 +1,41 @@ +

Carpenter Tech

+ +

+ My name is Adam Carpenter and I am a freelance, general-purpose computer programmer. + +

Does your business day consist of tedious, repetitive manual tasks? How do you go about streamlining the process and writing software to automate those tasks?
Maybe you've outgrown the limitations of DIY site designers such as Google Sites or Wix. How do you approach from-scratch web design and rich web applications?
Are you or your small business looking to take control of your IT by self-hosting? Wondering how to go about efficiently and securely serving your clients?

+ +

+ I run a business called Carpenter Tech that aims to help you answer these questions by offering the following services. + +

+ +

Software engineering, custom software design, development, and deployment
From-scratch web site construction, hosting, and maintenance
Programming, self-hosting, and IT consulting for small businesses

+ +

+ I am down to earth and enjoy solving problems. If you think I may be able to help solve yours, + +

Review my CV
Contact me to get started

+ +

+ + + +

+ +

diff --git a/pages/info.php b/pages/info.php new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d3a1b4c --- /dev/null +++ b/pages/info.php @@ -0,0 +1,92 @@ +

Info

+ +

+ My name is Adam Carpenter (on some sites I'm + 53hornet). I am a professional computer programmer and hobbyist mechanic, am married + to my wonderful wife, Amy, and a puppy parent to Clementine, a Cocker + Spaniel. This is my web site. +

+ +

What Will You Find Here?

+ +

+ This site is my home on the web. I post things I've learned, things I + want to share, and things I don't want to forget. I am generally + interested in and generally post about: +

+ +

Antique automobiles, esp. my Fabulous 1953 Hudson Hornet
Systems- and application-level programming
Retrocomputing, esp. the Commodore 64
Home servers and self-hosting
FreeBSD and other *BSDs or UNIX-like operating systems
Food: eating, baking, etc.
Games, movies, and music

+ +

Disclaimer

+ +

+ The views on this web site are entirely mine! That should go without + saying. They don't reflect my company, co-workers, friends, family, dog, + or anyone I mention anywhere in any way. +

+ +

+ I prefer not to go back and edit old posts. So when you're reading + something from 2 years ago, that was my opinion 2 years ago. Times + change and so can I, so please try to keep that in mind. +

+ +

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Egress Links

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+ If you're going to leave my site to go somewhere else on the web, I recommend linking out via one of these. This is my curated collection of awesome sites, resources, and online assets. +

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Automotive

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*nix

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FreeBSD Handbook

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Please enter an Invoice ID

Please enter a description

Please enter a price

+ +

Invoice ID + +

+ +

Description of services + +

Amount (USD) + +

+ + + + diff --git a/payments/index.php b/payments/index.php deleted file mode 100644 index cb6c58f..0000000 --- a/payments/index.php +++ /dev/null @@ -1,138 +0,0 @@ - - - -

Please enter an Invoice ID

Please enter a description

Please enter a price

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Invoice ID - -

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Description of services - -

Amount (USD) - -

- - - - diff --git a/serve.sh b/serve.sh deleted file mode 100755 index 007e036..0000000 --- a/serve.sh +++ /dev/null @@ -1,4 +0,0 @@ -#!/bin/sh -php -S localhost:8000 & -[ -n "$1" ] && firefox "localhost:8000/$1" & -wait -- cgit v1.2.3