Summary
Bryan Lunduke is a veteran technology journalist, creator, and on-air personality with 14 years of professional experience covering Linux, open source, digital privacy, and retro computing. He writes, produces, and hosts The Lunduke Journal — a multimedia outlet reaching roughly one million views per month with articles, videos, and podcasts that blend technical depth and accessible storytelling. Previously he led marketing at Purism, served as Deputy Editor of Linux Journal, and held leadership roles in both open source communities (openSUSE board) and software engineering organizations. Bryan also has a long history as a builder and entrepreneur: founding Jupiter Broadcasting, creating cross-platform development tools and indie games, and running a software consultancy focused on visual development. His career uniquely combines product leadership, community stewardship, and creative storytelling, including comic books and parody marketing that have driven unusually high engagement. Based in the United States, he brings a rare mix of developer chops, media savvy, and advocacy for privacy-first computing.
14 years of coding experience
16 years of employment as a software developer
English