Till Wegmüller is a seasoned DevOps engineer and Unix/Linux system specialist with 11 years of experience managing enterprise VMware environments and large mixed OS fleets. Based in Zurich, he combines hands-on infrastructure work — running nearly 100 gas systems across Windows, Linux and Solaris — with leadership roles as CTO/co‑founder and Head of IT. A long-time OpenIndiana maintainer and full‑stack contributor, he brings practical open-source chops, notably UI and integration work on the oi-userland distribution. He also advises startups and service providers through his Fruitsteps/Fruit Steps and OpenFlowLabs engagements, blending technical advisory with product-minded engineering. His background uniquely pairs deep systems engineering and VMware/storage expertise with active community-driven development in Go and OpenSolaris-derived projects.
11 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
Unternehmer, Unternehmer at Kaospilots
Informatiker Systemtechnik, System Enigeering Linux/Unix/VmWare/Storage, 5.2, Informatiker Systemtechnik, System Enigeering Linux/Unix/VmWare/Storage, 5.2 at Berufsschulen BerufsBildungBaden Baden
Unified build system for OpenIndiana distribution components
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Full-stack Developer
Contributions:176 reviews, 107 commits, 217 PRs in 6 years 9 months
Contributions summary:Till's commits focused on the addition and modification of graphical user interface elements for the Amiga emulator. The commits specifically involved the creation of new components, the addition of UI enhancements, and integration within the existing graphical layout. Based on file modifications, the user was involved with adding components, adding UI templates, and implementing menu support.
Contributions:3 PRs, 54 pushes, 6 branches in 3 years 1 month
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