Greg Sheremeta is a podiatric surgeon and wound care physician based in Livonia, Michigan, combining 12 years of clinical experience with a background in public health and medical education. He balances patient care and surgery with entrepreneurial experience running a charter fishing business and ongoing roles in hospital residency and wound care programs. Unusually for a clinician, Greg is also an active open-source contributor with hands-on work across full-stack, backend and DevOps projects—contributing to notable projects like oVirt, Kubeflow Pipelines and OpenShift Hive—bringing practical software and automation skills to clinical and operational workflows. His mix of surgical practice, public health training, and software engineering contributions enables him to approach complex care and systems problems with both clinical rigor and technical pragmatism.
12 years of coding experience
Doctor of Podiatric Medicine, Doctor of Podiatric Medicine at Des Moines University
Master’s Degree, Public Health, Master’s Degree, Public Health at Michigan State University
Bachelor’s Degree, Pre-Med Biology, Bachelor’s Degree, Pre-Med Biology at Eastern Michigan University
API driven OpenShift cluster provisioning and management
Role in this project:
Backend Developer & DevOps Engineer
Contributions:43 reviews, 73 commits, 70 PRs in 2 years 5 months
Contributions summary:Greg primarily contributed to the OpenShift Hive project by modifying code related to cluster provisioning and deployment. Their work included refactoring status conditions, saving infrastructure IDs, and making required fields in the provisioning configuration. Furthermore, the user was involved in creating and adapting scripts for operator bundle generation, specifically focusing on deployments for operatorhub.io, showcasing a DevOps aspect to their contributions. They also fixed a typo in a version log and made improvements to the OLM registry deployment script.
Contributions:4 releases, 31 commits, 12 PRs in 1 year 10 months
Contributions summary:Greg primarily focused on bug fixes and improvements related to the Pandora radio client. They addressed issues like argument errors, buffering problems, and tray icon functionality. The contributions involved modifying core files and plugins, specifically targeting the application's behavior, user interface, and Gstreamer integration. The user also bumped the version and added debug logging.
linuxgnomepandora-radioradiomusic
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