Evan Sonderegger is a systems engineer blending 14 years of technical experience with a background in audio and music, having spent eight years as an audio engineer with the United States Marine Band before pivoting to front-end and systems work. He has built web experiences and media systems for organizations like the Defense Technical Information Center, AARP, Savioke, National Journal, and ILM, and contributes to open-source tooling that prioritizes maintainability and accessibility. Known for improving code quality and readability—demonstrated in contributions to projects like 18F/domain-scan—he brings a meticulous, engineering-first approach to both front-end and backend concerns. Evan thrives collaborating with creative teams to realize multimedia projects, and outside work he pursues ultimate frisbee, rock climbing, cooking, and exploring Washington, DC.
14 years of coding experience
Music, Physics, Music, Physics at Lawrence University
B.M., Music Industry, B.M., Music Industry at James Madison University
A lightweight pipeline, locally or in Lambda, for scanning things like HTTPS, third party service use, and web accessibility.
Role in this project:
Backend Developer
Contributions:22 commits, 3 PRs, 1 comment in 14 days
Contributions summary:Evan primarily focused on code style and formatting within the Python codebase. Their contributions involved standardizing indentation, line lengths, and spacing in the `utils.py` and associated files, adhering to PEP 8 guidelines. Furthermore, the user removed unused imports and made single-statement-per-line changes, demonstrating an understanding of code maintainability best practices. These changes suggest a focus on code quality and readability within the project.
Contributions:34 commits, 35 PRs, 82 pushes in 4 years 1 month
fecpythonfile-formatpython-parserparser
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