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Walking the San Francisco Crosstown Trail

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December 10, 2020

Walking the San Francisco Crosstown Trail

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I worked as a freelancer for the first 6 years of my professional career, mostly collaborating with other WordPress companies such as Yoast, WP Engine, Aspen Grove Studios, and Usability Dynamics.

Since mid-2015, I have been heavily involved with contributing to the WordPress ecosystem, especially its core software, for which I received commit access at the end of 2016.

In late 2018, I joined Google’s Content Experience team as a Developer Programs Engineer, to advocate for UX, performance and advance progressive web technologies in the CMS ecosystem.

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