OSE Developer Former Team Members
frankmccormick99@gmail.com
I have a background in Mathematics. I love the subject and its applications which I believe is just about anything. I have gotten very interested in electronics and machines over the last year and a half and I have made couple of things myself. I am also working as a business process analyst which I feel will help me in documentation for the project. What drew me in about Open Source Ecology was the what the project stands for and the whole notion of it being open source. I have found that is the coolest part of the programming community and I have always been somewhat bothered by the notion that any work should be compensated financially. I love the idea of being able to contribute to this project is a great privilege and I hope to be able to contribute in meaningful ways. I believe that this is the future of the world. As we continue to drive automation the job market will get smaller and smaller. I think having the skills and information that this movement provides will be completely necessary in the future. I hope to be able to share this work with others and look forward to collaborating with the team. My end goals are to learn quite a bit, add as much value to the project and world with my work, and to help this project progress as much as I can.
a fundraising professional based in Tempe, Arizona with years of experience in design, storytelling, branding, software development, and research university advancement. He's passionate about permaculture, entrepreneurship, self-reliance, and healing and wellness.
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HR@opensourceecology.org
“I'm grateful to be contributing to the Open Source Economy and excited to see the positive outcomes for people and the planet.”
Hart is a fundraising professional based in Tempe, Arizona with years of experience in design, storytelling, branding, software development, and research university advancement. He's passionate about permaculture, entrepreneurship, self-reliance, and healing and wellness.
