Summary
Thomas Swartz is a physics-trained technologist with 12 years of hands-on experience in Linux systems, open-source development, and small-scale Android projects. His academic research on Stirling engines and fuel cell technologies complements practical strengths in industrial gas processes and embedded QR code/reader solutions. Active in the Ubuntu community, he blends systems-level troubleshooting with customer-facing technical support, making him comfortable across Linux, Windows, and macOS environments. Based in Lancaster, PA, he brings a hobbyist’s curiosity—hot sauce aficionado and space enthusiast—that informs a pragmatic, detail-oriented approach to problem solving. Though early in a formal software career, his mix of experimental research and community-driven development signals a fast learner who thrives on hands-on engineering challenges.
13 years of coding experience
BS, Physics, BS, Physics at University of Scranton
French