Jeremy Drouillard is a Staff Software Engineer based in Seattle with a decade of experience building performant, production-grade systems across startups and enterprise teams. He has led impactful projects from a prefetching algorithm at Qumulo that cut read latency nearly in half to migrating legacy apps to fast single-page experiences at ASK, and more recently has driven platform work through acquisitions and exits. Jeremy combines systems and backend expertise—demonstrated by contributions to ts-rs that added Serde-compatible TypeScript bindings for complex Rust enums—with a pragmatic engineering leadership style. He founded Conder Systems and created the Tuna programming language, showing a penchant for language design and tooling. Colleagues rely on him to tackle hard problems with well-factored, reliable code and to translate research-level ideas into shipping product.
9 years of coding experience
8 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor's degree Computer Science, Bachelor's degree Computer Science at University of Michigan
Master of Science - MS Computer Science, Master of Science - MS Computer Science at The University of Texas at Austin
Contributions summary:Jeremy primarily focused on enhancing the `ts-rs` repository by adding support for Serde compatibility and expanding the capabilities of the TypeScript bindings generation. Their contributions involved modifying core macros to accommodate features like tagged enums, untagged enums, and named/unnamed fields within enums. They also created tests to validate the new features and ensure the correct generation of TypeScript definitions. The user's work has increased the versatility and integration of `ts-rs` with Rust's Serde serialization/deserialization capabilities.
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