GCE C2 Interoperability Assessment Team SME at Patricio Enterprises, Inc.
Virginia, United States
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Frank Stepanski is a subject matter expert in Marine Corps Command and Control systems with 34 years of technical experience and over a decade focused on resolving complex joint interoperability between Marine and Army C2/SA platforms. As the GCE C2 Interoperability Assessment Team SME, he combines systems engineering rigor with DAWIA Level II program management awareness to balance cost, schedule, and performance during development and test. His hands-on background spans field radio repair, courseware development, remotely piloted vehicle operations, and program office engineering—giving him deep practical insight into both tactical equipment and enterprise integration. Frank also contributes to open-source front-end work, improving UI/UX in a Svelte-based IDE, reflecting an ongoing curiosity about modern tooling beyond defense systems. Based in Virginia, he mentors and teaches technical skills while bringing a pragmatic, test-driven approach to solving interoperability challenges. Unexpectedly, he pairs this technical depth with creative pursuits—amateur photography and occasional race car driving—that keep his problem-solving perspective fresh.
SvelteStorm is an open-source IDE with a built-in Debugging window for viewing and debugging your Svelte project in real-time
Role in this project:
Front-end Developer
Contributions:1 review, 27 commits, 16 PRs in 2 months
Contributions summary:Frank primarily contributed to the project by modifying CSS styles and updating the user interface components. The code changes focused on adjusting the layout and visual appearance, including changes to grid layouts, and the addition of menu options. The changes were implemented by modifying the `public/bundle.css` file, which suggests a focus on frontend design and the Svelte framework.
Contributions:27 reviews, 29 PRs, 38 pushes in 1 month
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