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Ed Borasky

Media Inactivist, Thought Follower, Sit-Down Comic, Former Boy Genius, Real-Time Data Journalism Researcher, Open Source Appliance Maker And Mathematician
Pete Keen

Burgoning polyglot software developer that works at Emma, Inc (http://www.myemma.com)
Jeff Lavallee

print qw/code bikes beer perl/[rand 4]
Chris Ackerman

I work for Bonzi Sports Software out in Tualatin, doing mostly web app development and a little C++ tool and php plugin hacking here and there. Also some Oracle voodoo occasionally. On my own time I'm playing with Node and Minecraft.
Eric Redmond

Long bio was long - truncate() would be awesome. So in it's place: Ruby, Java, iPhone, Inviite, NoSQL, author, other buzzwords, lurker.
Greg Lind

Software developer working for a local region government and supporter of open source software.
Craig Fisk

@craigfisk. mobile, #GOAP (http://geeksonaplane.com), 汉语, Deutsch, 日本語, le français. Startups: Picocosmos and Stringbook (http://blog.picocosmos.net/index.php/about) < co-founded Gaia Software, mobile enterprise applications company < Intel software platforms and tools.
Igal Koshevoy
@igalko on Twitter
Biz-Tech Consultant: Ruby, Python, UNIX, DevOps. Open source contributor & community organizer: Calagator, Open Source Bridge, pdxruby, pdxfunc, pdxdevops.
Edwin Knuth

Web developer, devopsy/sysadmin/dba. GIS and web mapping enthusiast.
Selena Deckelmann

free and open source software, databases, postgresql, fun. A lady.
Michael Granger

I breathe like a human.
Michael Schurter

Portland geek, Urban Airship Developer, Update PDX Organizer
Ben Kelley

I'm an interdisciplinary geek. I'm interested in just about everything: programming, biking, computer games, science fiction, photography, international travel, classical music, learning... the list goes on. I love learning new things, whether that's a new programming language or a new theory on the causes of obscure conflicts in the Balkans. I'm a Java developer by day, an MBA student by night, and I spend the rest of the time trying to figure out what I want to be when I grow up.
Michael Granger

I breathe like a human.
Jonathan "Duke" Leto

Jonathan "Duke" Leto is a software developer, published mathematician, git ninja and avid bicyclist living in Portland, Oregon. Duke is a core developer of Parrot Virtual Machine, Board member of Parrot Foundation as well as Community Manager. He helped create the PDX Hackathon user group and has been listed as one of the most influential coders in Portland, OR according to Github statistics. Duke is also involved in Google Summer of Code and Google Code-In as an organization administrator, which involves organizing dozens of mentors who are teaching brilliant high school and college students about open source and how to be a part of an open source community. Duke is the founder of Leto Labs LLC as well as working as a Bioinformatics Analyst at Boyce Thompson Insitute For Plant Research in Ithaca, New York. He received his Masters in Mathematics from University of Central Florida and enjoys discovering wheels within wheels.
sandra

woman coder, web developer, soccer player, vegetarian, reader, thinker, movie addict, music enthusiast, nature lover, and appreciator of all things artistic.