Christopher Stierle

Author at Stealth Time Machine Project

Greater Philadelphia United States
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Christopher Stierle is a seasoned software engineer and imaginative author with 12+ years of professional experience who blends technical rigor with expansive science fiction worldbuilding. Based in Greater Philadelphia, he balances a software engineering career at Wahve LLC and past roles across research and enterprise organizations with leading The Stealth Time Machine Project as CEO, Visionary Producer, and author. His debut novel combines epic space opera and time-travel stakes, reflecting a storyteller’s instinct for ensemble dynamics and the ethical consequences of powerful technology. Comfortable shipping production systems and crafting long-form narratives, Christopher brings a rare hybrid of systems thinking and narrative design that informs both his engineering decisions and speculative fiction. An English-systems-analysis background and decades of coding experience hint at an unusual fluency translating complex technical ideas into accessible, character-driven stories.
code12 years of coding experience
job24 years of employment as a software developer
bookHigh School Diploma Computer Programming, High School Diploma Computer Programming at Deptford High School
bookEnglish Systems Analysis Programming, English Systems Analysis Programming at Rowan College at Gloucester County

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Jul 2013 - Aug 2013

Contributions:30 commits in 27 days
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Christopher Stierle - Author at Stealth Time Machine Project