James Halliday is a programmer-analyst with over two decades of experience building and maintaining digital library, repository, and journal systems for Indiana University Libraries. Combining a formal background in music theory and piano performance with long-term technical stewardship, he brings a rare blend of humanities-informed perspective and pragmatic software practice to scholarly communication platforms. Based in Bloomington, Indiana, he focuses on file formats, digital preservation, and repository workflows that keep academic content discoverable and durable. Known for steady institutional contribution rather than flash, he excels at evolving legacy systems and integrating modern tooling to meet librarians’ needs. His career reflects deep domain expertise in library technology and a sustained commitment to serving research and education infrastructure.
12 years of coding experience
Master's Degree, Music Theory, Master's Degree, Music Theory at Indiana University Bloomington
Contributions:1 release, 92 pushes, 1 branch in 2 years 6 months
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James Halliday - Programmer Analyst at Indiana University