open source hardware

a queer non-binary trans interdisciplinary artist who loves textiles, cyberpunk and snails. They work as the Community Coordinator for OSHWA, as well as Summit Fellowship Chair during OHS planning season. They are also co-chair of Dinacon and are a freelance journalist with bylines in CBC, This Magazine and Broken Pencil Magazine. They are a passionate arts educator and zinester. They are probably in the middle of too many projects right now.

a queer non-binary trans interdisciplinary artist who loves textiles, cyberpunk and snails. They work as the Community Coordinator for OSHWA, as well as Summit Fellowship Chair during OHS planning season. They are also co-chair of Dinacon and are a freelance journalist with bylines in CBC, This Magazine and Broken Pencil Magazine. They are a passionate arts educator and zinester. They are probably in the middle of too many projects right now.

OSHWA board member and technology professional who is taking a sabbatical between industry-leading contributions in the field of data storage. When not wrangling wayward bits, they prefer to relax by chasing wayward 0603 parts with tweezers while working on multiple open-source hardware projects, including a low-cost electronics learning system and various Eurorack modules. Their background ranges from embedded systems to large-scale distributed storage, with a focus on modular and reusable components, both in hardware and in software.