Joe Kampschmidt is a Principal Software Engineer with 13 years at NPR, where he architects content production platforms and media asset pipelines for a 24/7 newsroom. He designed and built a Digital Asset Management platform handling millions of media assets and a distributed microservices orchestrator to streamline broadcast audio and podcast encoding. A hands-on technical leader, he blends systems architecture with data engineering—his GitHub work shows practical scripting to parse and transform messy sports data into usable formats. Based in Hyannis, he pairs production-grade engineering with community-minded service as a board member of a local toy library, reflecting a commitment to practical impact both inside and outside the organization.
13 years of coding experience
17 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor's degree, Computer Science, Bachelor's degree, Computer Science at Bowling Green State University
Contributions:158 commits, 28 PRs, 78 pushes in 7 years 2 months
Contributions summary:Joe primarily focused on developing data parsing and transformation scripts for football data. They created and modified Python and JavaScript files, particularly `openFootballUtil.js` and `epl.js`, to parse data from various sources, including CSV and JSON files, into a structured format. Their contributions involved handling file input/output, data cleaning, and generating fixtures and YAML files for data consumption. This work streamlined the processing of football data for analysis.
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