Daniel Lemmond

Software Development Engineer at Microsoft

Redmond, Washington, United States
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Daniel Lemmond is a Software Development Engineer with 12 years at Microsoft based in Redmond, Washington, specializing in backend tooling for cloud services. He has contributed to high-impact open-source Azure projects—most notably improving SQL Failover Group cmdlets in the widely used Azure PowerShell repo by removing obsolete parameters, tightening docs, adding tests, and enhancing output formatting. His background includes multiple co-op and internship roles across gaming and mobile industries, reflecting an ability to move between product domains and ship reliable engineering work. Comfortable with large codebases and developer-facing tooling, he blends pragmatic testing and documentation improvements with feature work to boost usability for platform consumers.
code12 years of coding experience
job1 year of employment as a software developer
bookBachelor of Computer Science, Computer Science, Bachelor of Computer Science, Computer Science at University of Waterloo
languagesEnglish, French
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Github Skills (8)

powershell10
azure-powershell10
azure10
microsoft-azure10
sql10
azure-resource-manager9
resource-manager9
arm9

Programming languages (2)

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Github contributions (4)

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Azure/azure-powershell

Apr 2017 - May 2017

Microsoft Azure PowerShell
Role in this project:
userBack-end Developer
Contributions:28 commits, 4 PRs, 18 comments in 1 month
Contributions summary:Daniel primarily contributed to the Azure PowerShell module, specifically focusing on the Sql failover group cmdlets. Their work involved updating and fixing the Failover Group cmdlets, including removing obsolete parameters and addressing documentation inconsistencies. Furthermore, they added tests for SQL Failover Group commands and modified formatting to improve the readability of Failover Group properties. These changes directly impacted the usability and functionality of the module's SQL database management capabilities.
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dlemMSFT/azure-powershell

Apr 2017 - May 2017

Contributions:6 pushes in 1 month
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