Bryan Croteau is an entrepreneur and software engineer based in the Greater Seattle Area with a focus on programming language design, compiler construction, and full-stack tooling across Windows and Linux. He has built hosted-language compilers and interpreters at Amazon, led language work at Microsoft’s PowerApps team (helping open-source Power Fx and adding features like string interpolation and JSON/dynamic types), and founded Tsikhe to create ShardScript, a novel safe-to-execute web-backend language that replaces JSON. Comfortable in dozens of languages, he pairs hands-on implementation (WPF/C# tooling for game studios and backend compilers in Scala) with mentoring and shipping robust features in large codebases. His open-source contributions include bug fixes and new interpreter functions to Microsoft’s Power-Fx low-code language, showing a blend of pragmatic engineering and language research. Notably, he prioritizes long-term roles over contract work and spends most of his current time advancing language design rather than short-term engagements.
4 years of coding experience
13 years of employment as a software developer
Associate of Arts Graduate, Liberal Studies, Associate of Arts Graduate, Liberal Studies at San Bernardino Valley College, San Bernardino
Contributions:469 reviews, 152 commits, 187 PRs in 1 year 2 months
Contributions summary:Bryan primarily focused on improving the Power Fx low-code programming language by fixing bugs and adding functionality. Their work included re-throwing exceptions, fixing skipped tests for the Value function, resolving failing tests in math functions, and adding support for aggregate coercion with a new IR node. They also added several functions to the interpreter, including those for string manipulation and converting between data types.
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