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Noah Koontz
Portland, United States
Hello! 👋 My name is Noah Koontz, and I am a maker who enjoys the creative application of technology. I am an active open source contributor, with over 2,000 commits and 100 pull requests logged in GitHub. I love learning new technologies—my current interests include IoT, infrastructure as code, and web development. I am currently studying Electrical and Computer Engineering at Oregon State University.
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List your work history, including any contracts or internships
New Relic, Inc.
Jun 2020 - Sep 2020 (3 months)
Open Source Software Engineer Intern
Refactored Repolinter (a tool to audit Open Source community files) adding generation of actionable GitHub issues for project maintainers. Deployed Repolinter to 50+ GitHub repositories in the New Relic organization. Deployment resulted in 100+ compliance issues being spotted and fixed.
OPEnS Lab
Jan 2019 - Jun 2020 (1 year 5 months)
Embedded Software Engineer
Developed software for environmental sensing on embedded systems, providing low-cost, non-technical solutions for researchers:
• Designed fault recovery tools for SlideSentinel, a low-cost landslide monitoring system. Greatly increased mean time between maintenance.
• Developed core network features for Loom, a rapid prototyping platform for environmental sensing. Presented Loom at American Geophysical Union conference.
• Designed PKI and web authentication flow for Spool, an accessible IoT backend.
• Built FeatherFault, a failure recovery tool for embedded systems; deployed in 3 OPEnS projects.
• Created SSLClient, a TLS library to simplify secure IoT communication; providing mTLS support for Loom.
• Designed SleepyNet, an embedded network stack optimized for portability and low power consumption.
• Designed fault recovery tools for SlideSentinel, a low-cost landslide monitoring system. Greatly increased mean time between maintenance.
• Developed core network features for Loom, a rapid prototyping platform for environmental sensing. Presented Loom at American Geophysical Union conference.
• Designed PKI and web authentication flow for Spool, an accessible IoT backend.
• Built FeatherFault, a failure recovery tool for embedded systems; deployed in 3 OPEnS projects.
• Created SSLClient, a TLS library to simplify secure IoT communication; providing mTLS support for Loom.
• Designed SleepyNet, an embedded network stack optimized for portability and low power consumption.
Thermo Fisher Scientific
Jul 2018 - Aug 2018 (1 month)
Web Developer
Managed migration of SharePoint workstations to cloud services through Office 365.
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Oregon State University
Bachelor of Science - BS, Computer Engineering
Dec 2017 - Dec 2021