Grant Humphries is a software developer in Portland with 14 years of experience blending back-end engineering and applied cartography at TriMet. He designs and maintains internal web apps and spatial data pipelines, including ETL processes that convert OpenStreetMap into formats for production systems and a compacted 1 TB aerial imagery stack served via WMS. An active open-source contributor, he has improved bicycle routing and narrative road naming in the well-known OpenTripPlanner project, reflecting his dual focus on routing logic and map clarity. Grant thrives on continuous learning and team collaboration, and he brings uncommon depth in both GIS tooling (PostGIS, GeoServer, GDAL) and transport-focused software development.
14 years of coding experience
Bachelor of Science, Business-Mathematics, Bachelor of Science, Business-Mathematics at Southern Oregon University
GIS Graduate Certificate, GIS, GIS Graduate Certificate, GIS at Portland State University
Contributions:30 commits, 3 comments, 1 issue in 1 year 2 months
Contributions summary:Grant primarily contributed to the `opentripplanner-graph-builder` component, modifying code to improve the accuracy of route descriptions by adjusting how different road types are named in the narrative. The user focused on adjusting weights and permissions for various road types, especially those related to bike infrastructure, and added new features for bicycle tagging. The user implemented changes related to how different tags are applied and displayed.
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