I'm writing an add-on for the NVDA screen reader to allow users of Jaws to "seamlessly" migrate to it.
Also a financial tool that answers “how much money can I actually spend?” by forecasting your cash balance through upcoming bills, cards, income, and transfers. (I'd love to turn this into a product, but I think the market is full as it is.)
I also just completed a bare-bones web-to-mumble system because the app for the iPhone is...lacking.
https://github.com/bmmcginty/wumble
(To be clear, "I" is AI with human testing and reading over the code.)
As someone who is blind, I prefer information in particular formats and layouts. Borders and side-by-side content kill my efficiency. I also shouldn't need to think about more than where text should start on lines, and responding to key presses in controls should be dead simple.
I also just came across libtermkey which will dramatically assist with keyboard handling.
I plan to use this to let me interface with web browsers via the terminal, but that's waiting for more stable Webdriver BiDi support.
Location: North GA, USA
Remote: yes (In-office, hybrid, and full remote are acceptable.)
Willing to relocate: yes (I probably do not need relocation assistance.)
Technologies: C, Crystal, HTML/Javascript, Postgres, Python, Linux, Ansible, Ganeti, Git, Gerrit, RT, screen readers and general accessibility
Resume: https://drive.google.com/uc?export=download&id=1weznYK6NAUgrYo4dVEHWbs776Xao1P9i
Email: [email protected]
My recent position was a jack-of-all-trades role for a small company. I developed applications, managed servers, provided technical support, updated internal tooling, and created reports using SQL.
I would prefer a role focused on providing customer support, but am open to other opportunities.