Tim Chevalier

Tim Chevalier is a California certified EMT-B with a background in software development, computer science research, and education.

He is open to technical consulting opportunities in various areas like programming language design, functional programming, compilation, program verification, type systems, software quality, and static analysis.

Tim has a particular interest in modern typed programming languages such as Rust and Haskell.

His expertise extends to technical writing, editing, permissions work, and technical editing.

He is well-versed in languages like Rust, Haskell, Erlang, SML, OCaml, Java, and C/C++.

Education-wise, Tim studied Computer Science at University of California, Berkeley, Portland State University, and Wellesley College.

He has held various roles including Patient Care Coordinator at Crane Center for Transgender Surgery, Adjunct Professor at Berkeley City College, and Emergency Medical Technician at NORCAL Ambulance.

Tim also worked as a Teacher and Teaching Assistant at University of California, Berkeley and Black Pine Circle School respectively.

His past experiences include positions at Google, Heroku, AlephCloud Systems, Inc., Mozilla Corporation, and more.

Tim Chevalier's professional journey includes roles as a Software Engineer, Research Engineer, EMT, Professor, Technical Writer, and Editor.