John Beresford
Full Stack Software Engineer at NVIDIA
San Jose, California, United States
Summary
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Top SchoolJohn Beresford is a full-stack software engineer with a decade of experience, currently building software for NVIDIA’s Autonomous Vehicles group in San Jose. He blends production-grade backend and frontend skills with a freelance background in web design and WebGL, producing interactive web experiences showcased at john-beresford.com. His path includes hands-on research at NASA JPL and community mentorship running a club that taught circuits and programming to younger students. Comfortable iterating from prototype to deployment, he brings a practical, experimental mindset reflected in a humble GitHub persona—“I pretend to know how to make things”—that often turns into working, polished results. Educated at College of the Desert and UC Santa Cruz, he pairs formal CS training with a maker’s curiosity and a track record of shipping visual and systems-oriented projects.
10 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
Associate of Science - AS, Computer Science, Associate of Science - AS, Computer Science at College of the DesertUniversity of California Santa Cruz
Github Skills (57)
emulation10
rendering9
threejs9
react-three-fiber9
generator9
flatpak9
amazon9
documentation-generator9
readable9
steam9
cheat-engine9
cli8
documentation8
react8
mobile-application8
Programming languages (9)
Github contributions (5)
JMBeresford/r3f-form
Dec 2022 - Feb 2023
An *accessible* webGL form component library for use with React Three Fiber
Contributions:20 releases, 2 reviews, 55 commits in 1 month
react-three-fiberwebgl
JMBeresford/art-of-jay-joson
Jan 2021 - Mar 2021
Web Portfolio for Jay Joson, designed and developed by myself
Contributions:100 commits, 85 pushes in 2 months
reactfor-portfoliojaycssjavascript
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