Stephen Wynne

Steve met WardCunningham at COOTS '97 (http://www.usenix.org/events/coots97). With a couple of friends from the Portland Java Users Group (http://www.solidware.com/pjug/), he persuaded Ward to present on PatternLanguages later that year.

At PJUG, Ward traced the history of pattern languages, brought home the AbstractFactoryPattern and SingletonPattern in the JavaLanguage, and briefly described the CrcCards design method. He then showed the group how to identify patterns in teams of two.

Steve has worked at Tektronix (http://www.tek.com) supporting mechanical and software development in the Color Printers division (and was around when TekLabs was dismantled). The Color Printer Division has now been sold to Xerox.

He also has been a sporadic participant in the BlackdownJava for Linux project.

Steve moved to Pittsburgh, PA where he first worked for Transarc (http://www.transarc.com) in AFS forward development doing change integration, build, and test on version 3.5. After that, he worked as a UNIX support engineer at the Carnegie Mellon School of Computer Science while attending several undergraduate CS and math classes.

Steve did a stint at http://www.netapp.com developing NFSv4 (http://www.nfsv4.org) tests and tools in the Filesystems QA team. Earlier at NetApp, he worked in the NetCache (http://www.netcache.com) QA team using Java while focussed on the ICAP InternetContentAdaptationProtocol. See http://www.i-cap.org for more details.

After working eight years at a Midwest university as a systems programmer, Steve moved to Japan.

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