Miles Elam
Global EHS Training Optimization Lead
California, United States
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Top SchoolMiles Elam is a Global EHS Training Optimization Lead with 15 years of experience aligning large-scale safety programs with technology and process transformation at 3M, coordinating training for over 100,000 annual person-training combinations. He blends deep operational EHS subject-matter expertise with hands-on experience in software, CRMs, Agile/Waterfall delivery, and database migrations to drive compliance and measurable efficiency gains. Miles has a scientific foundation in biology and early laboratory experience as an immunologist, which informs his methodical, data-driven approach to risk control and training design. He has also contributed to open-source front-end tooling—adding ARGB color support to the well-known Less.js project—demonstrating practical coding skills that complement his change-management work. Based in California, he is skilled at stakeholder relationship management across global R&D environments and at turning complex compliance requirements into scalable, auditable solutions.
15 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Biology, General, Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Biology, General at University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire
English, Spanish
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Github Skills (17)
javascript10
color-theory10
stylesheets10
css10
front-end-development10
postgresql9
docker-compose9
docker9
graphql6
react6
sql6
apollo-client6
indexing6
json6
primary-key6
Programming languages (9)
Github contributions (5)
less/less.js
Apr 2011 - Aug 2011
Less. The dynamic stylesheet language.
Role in this project:
Front-end Developer
Front-end DeveloperContributions:7 commits in 3 months
Contributions summary:Miles contributed to the Less.js repository by modifying the color parsing logic to support Internet Explorer's ARGB syntax. They also merged branches and updated the codebase. Additionally, they introduced a new `argb` function to the Less.js codebase, enabling the conversion and output of colors in ARGB format, which is a front-end enhancement for better color handling. The user also fixed a keyword parsing issue and updated the CSS files.
stylesheetsstylesheet-languagecss
ttfkam/gs2021
Sep 2021 - Mar 2023
GeekSpeak Monorepo
Contributions:4 reviews, 14 PRs, 16 pushes in 1 year 5 months
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