Gerald Curley
Owner at OpsMatters
London, England, United Kingdom
Summary
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Top SchoolGerald Curley is an experienced operations and development professional with over 10 years in technology and a career stretching back to the late 1990s. As founder and owner of OpsMatters and several niche publishing platforms, he created a bespoke digital marketing and content platform to elevate operational technology conversations among practitioners and decision-makers. His background spans hands-on systems and development roles—from lead developer and senior consultant to operations architect—bringing practical expertise in monitoring, websites, and operational tooling. Based in London and armed with a Computing Science degree from Imperial College, he blends technical depth with editorial and community-building instincts. Gerald’s work is notable for combining engineering discipline with market-facing content strategy, turning complex operational topics into accessible resources. He prefers building focused, reusable platforms that serve both developers and non-technical stakeholders.
10 years of coding experience
14 years of employment as a software developer
BSc(Eng) Computing Science, BSc(Eng) Computing Science at Imperial College London
Github Skills (29)
component-based10
database-access9
java9
relic9
wicket9
bitly9
client-library8
html8
api8
apache8
htmlunit8
java-client8
integrations7
rest7
gson7
Programming languages (3)
Github contributions (5)
opsmatters/newrelic-api
Dec 2017 - Aug 2018
Contributions:110 commits, 3 PRs, 250 pushes in 8 months
apiclient-libraryalertinggsonjersey
opsmatters/opsmatters-media
Jan 2020 - Apr 2025
Java library for the OpsMatters suite to compose, persist and deliver various web media types.
Contributions:10 PRs, 499 pushes, 1 branch in 5 years 3 months
java-librarycomposedelivervideopersist
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