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Hey, I'm Tim πŸ‘‹πŸ». I teach #rustlang πŸ¦€

Tim is one of the world's leading Rust educators and runs a tech consultancy: https://accelerant.dev.

Tim learned to code to assist with humanitarian disasters around the world from New Zealand. He's been tinkering with computers ever since.

Previously the global head of Rust language education at AWS, he is the lead content creator for the official Rust training program offered by the Rust Foundation. He has held positions within AWS, Canonical, a number of data science consultancies, and more. Tim's the author of Rust in Action.

Tim's academic background isn't compsci or statistics. He holds a Master of Public Policy. His hope is that this can be a sign to others from non-traditional backgrounds that their place in the technology industry is valid and valued.

Tim releases most of what he produces on his own time under an open licence. As well as writing code, he makes occasional contributions to iNaturalist, OpenStreetMap and Wikipedia.

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