Summary
Christopher Martin is a Senior Software Engineer with 12 years of experience building developer tooling and distributed systems in C# and Elixir, currently focused on Roslyn source generation and Azure Functions-based integrations. He designs end-to-end, compile-time-safe toolchains—generators, analyzers, and code fixes—that wire C# handlers to ASP.NET endpoints and TypeScript types so many classes of errors never reach runtime. At Openforce he led a migration from legacy .NET to Elixir/C# microservices, implementing CQRS, Debezium→Redpanda event streams, and GraphQL APIs to dramatically improve responsiveness and developer onboarding. He champions clear abstractions, TDD, and strong mentoring practices, having coached and scaled teams while creating CLI scaffolding and standardizing dev environments. An active open-source maintainer (Deepstaging), he pairs pragmatic infrastructure skills—Bicep, ECS/Fargate, OpenID Connect CI/CD—with a taste for elegant developer ergonomics and observable systems.
12 years of coding experience
16 years of employment as a software developer
Cortez
Computer and Information Sciences and Support Services, Computer and Information Sciences and Support Services at DeVry University Phoenix, AZ
English