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- Francis Espinoza
Francis Espinoza is a skilled software engineer currently working at Svelte DevTools+ since June 2023, where expertise includes backend engineering using JavaScript and TypeScript, as well as developing a content script for a Chrome extension. Previously, Francis served as a data analyst at 60 Guilders, LLC, utilizing Tableau for data analysis and dashboard creation, and played a key role in office efficiency through equipment procurement and vendor management. As a web developer at Webwise Innovations NYC, Francis specialized in Squarespace, enhancing user experiences through responsive design and performance optimization. Earlier experience includes photography at FE Photography for life and data analysis at Petrocasa S.A, focusing on custom tools for SCADA systems. Francis holds a Bachelor's degree in Electrical, Electronic and Communications Engineering Technology from Universidad Arturo Michelena.
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OSLabs is a nonprofit tech accelerator devoted to furthering high-impact open source software within a collaborative community of dedicated engineers and mentors. Our mission is to advance open source innovation, by supporting engineering leaders that are dedicated to building products that will benefit the software engineering community and the tech industry as a whole. OSLabs provides guidance, mentorship, and, in some cases, financial support for developers to work on maintaining or creating open source software. OSLabs also provides financial support to other organizations or groups seeking to build innovative open source software. We are always open to partner with organizations that share our mission of accelerating open source innovation for a more transparent and collaborative technological world. We are eager to hear from industry experts and leaders about the challenges they face, how open source software can help overcome these challenges and how OSLabs contributions can be improved. Open source projects supported by OSLabs: https://github.com/open-source-labs
