Lincoln Lee is an experienced Site Reliability and Production Engineer with 14 years building and operating distributed systems across Asia and Europe, now focusing on Apple Silicon server reliability in Singapore. He has held SRE roles at Apple, Meta, and Grab, blending deep hands-on infrastructure work with production engineering for large-scale services. A longtime Ruby enthusiast, he contributes to notable open-source projects such as Homebrew Cask and the fat_free_crm Rails app, reflecting both developer and tooling interests. Lincoln’s background in adtech and marketing cloud platforms gives him a practical edge in latency-sensitive, user-facing systems. He combines pragmatic automation, system design, and community-driven maintenance to keep complex fleets reliable and easy to operate.
14 years of coding experience
12 years of employment as a software developer
Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST)
Contributions:16 commits, 1 PR, 1 comment in 1 year 4 months
Contributions summary:Lincoln primarily contributes by adding and updating Cask files within the Homebrew Cask ecosystem. These changes include adding new applications, updating existing versions, and modifying metadata such as URLs, version numbers, and checksums. The contributions focus on maintaining a curated and up-to-date collection of macOS applications accessible through Homebrew. Furthermore, the user also updates metadata of the cask files, which includes managing the required dependencies and licenses for each package.
Contributions summary:Lincoln focused on enhancing the backend functionality of the CRM platform. They implemented the ability to associate lists with users, introducing model relations and database schema changes. This included adding the `user_id` to the lists table and modifying the `User` and `List` models. Furthermore, they incorporated features for saving personal lists, integrating with the search functionality, and addressing related UI adjustments.
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