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           {https://tozt.net/}
           {doy@tozt.net\hspace{0.5in}}
           {(618) 616-6287}
-          {142 E 16th St. \#19D}
+          {142 E. 16th St. \#19D}
           {New York, NY, 10003}
 % }}}
 % Work Experience {{{
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 Jesse Luehrs
 ============
-Address: 70 America St. #1R
-         Providence, RI 02903
+Address: 142 E. 16th St. #19D
+         New York, NY, 10003
 Phone:   (618) 616-6287
 Email:   doy@tozt.net
 Website: http://tozt.net/
 
+===============
+Work Experience
+===============
+Stripe (https://stripe.com/)
+Remote
+Staff Engineer
+January 2015 - June 2021
+- Moved our CI infrastructure from a proprietary system to Jenkins. This
+  included rewriting the testing infrastructure of our main monolith to run
+  tests in parallel with process isolation to allow for better reproducibility
+  and the ability to scale out automatically to many worker machines. This was
+  able to reduce turnaround time for tests by over 80\%, and provided a path to
+  scaling out to more machines to keep test times down.
+- Converted all of our internal infrastructure to use an installation of
+  Confidant (https://lyft.github.io/confidant/) for secrets storage and
+  distribution, giving us much more control over which people and machines had
+  access to our secrets.
+- Implemented an authentication service which allowed users to sign arbitrary
+  data as their own identity in a way that machines could independently verify.
+  This allowed us to remove almost all use of GPG at Stripe, which eliminated a
+  large class of tooling issues related to deployments.
+- Contributed to importing all of our low level infrastructure which had
+  originally been set up via custom tooling (or by hand) into Terraform,
+  allowing us to (mostly) automate creation of new AWS accounts.
+- Contributed to our rollout of Envoy for service-to-service communication,
+  giving us automatic, transparent mutual TLS for almost all internal traffic.
+  Additionally, used features provided by Envoy to implement a blue/green
+  deploy mechanism which greatly improved speed and reliability of deploys for
+  our critical services.
+- Implemented a fleetwide service in go for running maintenance commands on
+  servers (running puppet, restarting services, etc), which reduced the time
+  needed for running these types of commands from several days in some cases to
+  under 5 minutes. Additionally, designed a secure protocol for these types of
+  actions which ensured that the end services would not perform any actions
+  without first ensuring that the request was logged in a separate secure
+  append-only logging system.
+
+Infinity Interactive (https://iinteractive.com/)
+Remote
+Senior Programmer
+February 2010 - August 2014
+- Maintained a large, legacy codebase which handled employee engagement survey
+  registration and reporting for several large companies.
+- Wrote and deployed many small websites for clients, using Perl and
+  Javascript.
+- Developed and maintained various open source projects used in our client
+  work, including Moose and Plack (see below).
+
+UIUC Hydrogeology Lab (https://www.gwb.com/)
+Urbana, IL
+Visiting Research Programmer
+February 2006 - February 2010
+- Worked on the Geochemists' Workbench, a geochemistry software suite written
+  in C++ and Tcl/Tk.
+- Added support for several new image output formats including SVG and PDF, and
+  added features to existing ones, including adding font embedding support to
+  our PostScript output.
+- Contributed to adding parallel processing support to several scientific
+  calculations, using OpenMP.
+- Ported our calculation applications from Windows to Linux, to allow them to
+  be run on large supercomputing clusters.
+- Implemented a testing framework for our calculation applications, using
+  Perl's Test::More.
+
+===========
+Open Source
+===========
+A more complete list of my projects can be found on my website
+(https://tozt.net/projects.html and https://git.tozt.net/). All of my personal
+open source work is also available on GitHub (https://github.com/doy), and you
+can also find my Rust open source work on crates.io
+(https://crates.io/users/doy) and my Perl open source work on MetaCPAN
+(https://metacpan.org/author/DOY).
+
+nbsh (https://github.com/doy/nbsh): 2021 - present
+    I am currently developing an advanced new shell using Rust and Tokio which
+    integrates aspects of terminal multiplexers to provide a user experience
+    more similar to notebooks (such as Jupyter) than traditional shells.
+
+rbw (https://github.com/doy/rbw): 2020 - present
+    I wrote and maintain rbw, an unofficial command-line client for the
+    Bitwarden password manager. rbw is written in Rust, and uses a background
+    agent (in a similar style to ssh-agent or gpg-agent) to keep credentials
+    persistently in memory.
+
+Reply (https://github.com/doy/reply): 2013 - 2016
+    I wrote Reply, a lightweight and extensible REPL for Perl. It includes many
+    useful features such as tab completion and history support.
+
+Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup (https://crawl.develz.org/): 2009 - 2016
+    I was a member of the development team for Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup, a
+    roguelike game written in C++ and Lua. I contributed several features to
+    the game and was also the release manager for the 0.6 release.
+
+Plack (https://plackperl.org/): 2012 - 2013
+    I was a member of the core development team for PSGI and Plack, the
+    specification for Perl web server/application interaction (similar to
+    Python's WSGI and Ruby's Rack).
+
+Perl (https://www.perl.org/): 2011 - 2013
+    I was the release manager for the 5.17.1 development release of Perl, and I
+    have also contributed many bug fixes. I was also a lead developer on the
+    p5-mop project, a prototype of a new object system for Perl.
+
+Moose (https://metacpan.org/dist/Moose): 2009 - 2013
+    I was a member of the development team for Moose, which provides advanced
+    object orientation capabilities to Perl. I was also the release manager
+    from 2011 - 2012.
+
+TAEB (https://taeb.github.io/): 2008 - 2011
+    I was one of the lead framework developers for TAEB, a Perl framework for
+    programmatic interaction with the game NetHack. I was also the primary
+    developer for the leading bot written with TAEB framework.
+
 =========
 Education
 =========
+Recurse Center
+New York, NY
+Student
+September 2014 - November 2014
+
 University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, College of Engineering
 Urbana, IL
 Bachelor of Science in Computer Science with Minor in Mathematics
@@ -18,144 +137,31 @@ August 2004 - May 2008
 - Dean's List (Fall 2004 - Fall 2006)
 - Graduated with Honors
 
-===============
-Work Experience
-===============
-Infinity Interactive (http://iinteractive.com/)
-Manhasset, NY (telecommuting)
-Senior Programmer
-February 2010 - present
-  I am in charge of a large, legacy codebase which handles employee
-  engagement survey registration and reporting, and I have also written
-  and deployed many smaller sites myself, mostly using Perl. Since we
-  rely heavily on open source software, a large portion of my time is
-  also devoted to maintaining various open source projects, as well as
-  developing new open source software that could be useful in the
-  future. For instance, I contributed to Moose, Plack, and Perl through
-  work, and developed OX, Text::Handlebars, and p5-mop for use in work.
-  These projects are described more fully below.
-
-UIUC Hydrogeology Lab (http://www.gwb.com/)
-Urbana, IL
-Visiting Research Programmer
-February 2006 - February 2010
-  I worked on the Geochemists' Workbench, a geochemistry software suite
-  written in C++ and Tcl/Tk. I added support for several new image
-  output formats, including PDF, SVG, and Adobe Illustrator, as well as
-  improving the existing PostScript support by adding the ability to
-  embed TrueType fonts. I also helped add parallel processing support to
-  several scientific calculations, using OpenMP. I designed a new
-  XML-based configuration file format for our applications and ported
-  our calculation applications to Linux, to allow them to be run on
-  large clusters. Finally, I implemented a testing framework for our
-  calculation applications using Perl's Test::More.
-
-========
-Projects
-========
-All of my personal open source work is available on GitHub
-(https://github.com/doy). My Perl open source work is also available on
-the CPAN (https://metacpan.org/author/DOY).
-
-Text::Handlebars (https://github.com/doy/text-handlebars): 2013 - present
-  I am the author of Text::Handlebars, a port of the Handlebars.js
-  templating language to Perl. It uses a custom parser on top of the
-  Xslate template engine framework. It supports nearly the entire
-  feature set of the JavaScript implementation, and we used it at
-  Infinity Interactive to ease the transition of one of our large web
-  applications from client side templates to server side templates.
-
-Reply (https://github.com/doy/reply): 2013 - present
-  I am the author of Reply, a customizable and lightweight REPL for
-  Perl. It provides features like pluggable tab completion, automatic
-  class loading and refreshing, history support, and (through the
-  Carp::Reply module) automatically launching a REPL when an exception
-  is thrown. It can be easily extended through a powerful plugin system.
-
-Plack (http://plackperl.org/): 2012 - present
-  I am a member of the core development team for Plack, the reference
-  implementation of the PSGI specification for Perl web
-  server/application interaction (similar to Python's WSGI and Ruby's
-  Rack). I have contributed to the design of PSGI, as well as
-  implementing my own PSGI-based web framework called OX (below).
-
-p5-mop (https://github.com/stevan/p5-mop-redux): 2011 - present
-  I am one of the lead developers for p5-mop, which is a prototype for a
-  new object system for the Perl core. It provides features such as
-  attribute declarations, method signatures, and roles to bring Perl up
-  to the level of other modern languages, but it also includes a fully
-  featured meta object protocol, for an added level of power and
-  customizability.
-
-Perl (http://www.perl.org/): 2011 - present
-  I was the release manager for the 5.17.1 development release of Perl,
-  and I have also contributed many bug fixes to the Perl core. I am
-  currently working on preparing the p5-mop project (above) for
-  integration into the Perl core.
-
-OX (https://github.com/iinteractive/OX): 2011 - present
-  I am the lead author of OX, a web framework for Perl based on the PSGI
-  specification, which uses the Bread::Board dependency injection system
-  to manage application components. We have used it internally at
-  Infinity Interactive for many client projects. In addition to writing
-  most of the framework itself, I also wrote a series of advent calendar
-  posts documenting it, which can be seen at
-  http://ox.iinteractive.com/advent/.
-
-Moose (http://moose.perl.org/): 2009 - present
-  I am a member of the lead development team for Moose, a module which
-  provides advanced object orientation capabilities for Perl. I was also
-  the release manager from 2011--2012. I wrote several extensions for
-  Moose, including MooseX::NonMoose, which allows classes built with
-  Moose to easily interoperate with other types of classes, and
-  MooseX::Aliases, which allows Moose attributes to be referred to by
-  different names.
-
-TAEB (http://taeb.github.io/): 2008 - present
-  I am one of the lead framework developers for TAEB, a Perl framework
-  for programmatic interaction with NetHack. I am also the primary
-  developer for the leading AI written for TAEB. I developed several
-  standalone Perl modules, including Graph::Implicit, which implements
-  several useful graph algorithms, and IO::Pty::Easy, which provides a
-  simple read/write interface for interacting with pseudo terminals.
-
-Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup (http://crawl.develz.org/): 2009 - 2012
-  I am a member of the development team for Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup, a
-  roguelike game written in C++ and Lua. I contributed several features
-  throughout the game, and I was also the release manager for the 0.6
-  release.
-
-System for Defining, Documenting, and Recording Game Events
-  (http://volition-inc.com/): 2007 - 2008
-  This is a library written in C which can be added to games in order to
-  track arbitrary events and report them to a remote server, for use in
-  gameplay testing. This project was completed for Volition as my senior
-  project, and was used as part of their testing process for Saints Row
-  2.
-
 =====
 Talks
 =====
 Slides and videos (where available) for these talks can be found at
 http://tozt.net/talks.html.
 
+Introduction to Rust (50 min): YAPC::NA 2014
+    This talk describes the Rust programming language, touching on its major
+    features and design philosophies that make it interesting.
+
 Dependency Injection with Bread::Board (50 min): YAPC::NA 2012, YAPC::EU 2012
-  This talk provides an overview of dependency injection, and gives
-  concrete examples of it using the Bread::Board and
-  Bread::Board::Declare Perl modules.
+    This talk provides an overview of dependency injection, and gives concrete
+    examples of it using the Bread::Board and Bread::Board::Declare Perl
+    modules.
 
 OX - the hardest working two letters in Perl (50 min): YAPC::NA 2011
-  This talk describes the OX web framework for Perl (mentioned above in
-  the Projects section), including a conceptual overview and usage
-  examples.
+    This talk describes the OX web framework for Perl (mentioned above in the
+    Projects section), including a conceptual overview and usage examples.
 
 Extending Moose (50 min): YAPC::NA 2010
-  This talk goes into detail describing Moose's meta object protocol,
-  including what it is, how it works, and how you can extend it.
+    This talk goes into detail describing Moose's meta object protocol,
+    including what it is, how it works, and how you can extend it.
 
 ======
 Skills
 ======
-Languages: I am fluent in C, C++, Perl, Lua, and shell, and I am
-    proficient in JavaScript, HTML/CSS, Scala, Rust, Tcl/Tk, and LaTeX.
-Tools: Make, vim, git, Firefox
+Languages: I am fluent in Rust, Ruby, Go, C, Perl, Lua, and shell.
+Tools: git, vim, make, Jenkins, Terraform, Puppet, Docker