Aaron Campf is a Senior Software Developer with 12 years of professional experience and 7+ years focused on C#/.NET desktop development, specializing in WinForms and WPF with Entity Framework and T-SQL. He has maintained and modernized large application portfolios—responsible for 70+ custom apps and 50+ SSRS reports at Quanex—driving report consolidation and production integrations that yielded seven-figure annual savings. Comfortable across the full stack, Aaron has contributed UI and feature work to well-known open-source projects like Hearthstone Deck Tracker and the Wox launcher, demonstrating practical XAML/C# and plugin integration skills. He pairs hands-on coding with process and data improvements—his production reporting and data collection changes cut internal remakes by 75%—and has experience in web, mobile (Android/Xamarin), and BI tools. Based in Lake Oswego, Oregon, he brings a pragmatic, results-oriented approach that blends long-term maintenance expertise with UI-focused refinements and measurable operational impact.
12 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
Associate's degree General Studies, Associate's degree General Studies at Portland Community College
Contributions summary:Aaron primarily contributed to the development of features for the Wox launcher. Their work included adding new functionalities such as searching additional folders, disabling bookmarks, and integrating a new plugin for searching additional directories. The commits demonstrate modifications to both the system plugin components, UI elements and settings functionality, showing a focus on enhancing user experience and core features. This indicates a full-stack contribution to the project.
A deck tracker and deck manager for Hearthstone on Windows
Role in this project:
Full-stack Developer
Contributions:34 commits in 2 months
Contributions summary:Aaron primarily worked on the UI aspects of the Hearthstone Deck Tracker, modifying the XAML and C# code related to the main window and flyout controls. Contributions involved moving code, adding new folders, and refactoring button click events. These changes suggest a focus on improving the application's user interface and overall functionality related to deck management.
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