Tim Freeman
Sr. Software Development Manager at Amazon
Greater Seattle Area United States
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Top SchoolTim Freeman is a senior software development manager and founder with two decades of cloud computing experience, currently leading engineering for Amazon's Project Kuiper in the Greater Seattle Area. He has deep hands-on expertise building scalable distributed systems and SaaS platforms, from early research on IaaS at Argonne/University of Chicago to founding Yupdates, a high-throughput Rust/Python service that handled millions of jobs per month. At AWS he led teams across Elastic Beanstalk, HPC networking (EFA), and ParallelCluster, routinely blending product, architecture, and operations to ship reliable, production-grade services. His background spans research, large enterprise leadership (Dell), and bootstrapped startup execution, giving him both technical depth and operational rigor. Notably, his founder work emphasizes full isolation of external integrations and mature observability, reflecting a strong focus on security and measurable reliability.
17 years of coding experience
19 years of employment as a software developer
BS Philosophy, BS Philosophy at St. John's CollegeMS Computer Science, MS Computer Science at University of Chicago
Stackoverflow
179reputation
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Github Skills (58)
cloud-computing10
newsletter10
java10
nimbus10
hadoop9
apache9
debugging9
mws9
big-data9
amazon9
pelican9
delay9
rust9
iframe9
partitions8
Programming languages (6)
Github contributions (5)
yupdates/yupdates-sdk-py
Jan 2022 - Dec 2022
Contributions:2 releases, 8 commits, 8 pushes in 10 months
nimbusproject/nimbus
Sep 2009 - Nov 2011
Nimbus - Open Source Cloud Computing Software - 100% Apache2 licensed
Contributions:790 commits in 2 years 1 month
licensednimbuscloud-computingapachebig-data
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