Summary
Tyler Thorsted is a Digital Preservation Manager with nine years of focused experience preserving cultural heritage and managing large-scale digitization programs. He leads digital preservation efforts at Brigham Young University after a decade managing petabytes of archival material for the Church History Department, combining expertise in imaging, file format documentation, and prepress workflows. Tyler brings practical production roots from print and PDF specialization into digital stewardship, bridging analog capture and sustainable digital curation. Based in Orem, Utah, he is particularly interested in documenting file formats to ensure long-term access—a detail reflected in his GitHub focus that underscores a methodical, standards-oriented approach to preservation.
9 years of coding experience
21 years of employment as a software developer
Davis High School
AS, Communication, General, AS, Communication, General at Dixie State University
Bachelor of Science (BS), Technology Management Art & Visual Communications emphasis, Bachelor of Science (BS), Technology Management Art & Visual Communications emphasis at Utah Valley University
English, Chinese