Allen Tucker is a veteran computer scientist and open-source software developer with 14 years of formal industry experience and a long academic career spanning professorships at Georgetown, Colgate, and Bowdoin. As President of the Non-Profit FOSS Institute, he combines teaching, writing, and hands-on development to create software projects for students and nonprofits. He holds an MS and PhD in Computer Science from Northwestern and a BA in Mathematics from Wesleyan, reflecting deep theoretical grounding paired with practical mentoring. Known for translating research and pedagogy into usable open-source tools, he focuses on projects that have educational and societal impact. Based in the Greater Savannah area, he continues to seek new collaborations that engage students in real-world software development for the public good.
14 years of coding experience
12 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Arts (BA), Mathematics, Bachelor of Arts (BA), Mathematics at Wesleyan University
MS and PhD, Computer Science, MS and PhD, Computer Science at Northwestern University
Contributions:30 pushes, 1 branch in 5 years 8 months
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