Summary
Timothy Foster is a full-stack software engineer and contractor with a decade of experience building accessible, educational, and creative web experiences from Lewisville, Texas. He runs Auroratide to publish examples-as-code, tutorials, and live development that both push his technical skills and serve as teachable artifacts for others. Previously he led engineering efforts at Compoze Labs delivering ADA-compliant government sites, AI-enabled search, offline-capable tablet apps, and real-time AV systems for emergency teams, and spent years consulting at ThoughtWorks where he combined agile delivery with mentorship. A former peer teacher in computer science, Timothy blends practical engineering with a strong emphasis on pedagogy and storytelling—a mix that shows in his public-facing work and tutorials. He’s motivated by accessibility, education, and space, and treats coding as craft and teaching as a core part of his practice.
10 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science (B.S.), Computer Science, 3.971, Bachelor of Science (B.S.), Computer Science, 3.971 at Texas A&M University