Trevor Johns

About Me

In May 2008, I graduated with my M.S. in Computer Science at the University of Southern California. In May 2007, I graduated with a B.S. in Computer Engineering & Computer Science from the same institution.

I currently work at Google. But this is my personal site, so you won't hear anything more on that topic here.

If you want to talk about something feel free to send me an email. I don't mind. Be patient though, I have a backlog of mail that piled up in the months since graduation that I'm working to clear.

This Website

This page is just a temporary placeholder for content that is to be placed here.

My original plan was to put more here at first, but in the grand scheme of things my personal website tends to get assigned low priority. The current plan is to get something interesting up here this semester.

Projects

• Switchyard: A Subversion repository for students at USC. Not ready yet. People who have free time wanted.
• Illumin: An online magazine exploring the engineering in everyday life.
• UPE: The computer science honor society at USC. I helped bring this back to life, and am working to keep it that way.
• STEVI: A personal service robot. I did a little bit of work on this in the Summer of 2006.
• DISCO: Directed research project I designed the GUI for during the Spring 2007.
• Zend Framework: I'm a committer for this project. I did work a large amount of work on the Zend_Gdata module in the Summer of 2007. I'm not doing as much work on this at the moment, but I still submit patches every now and then.

Links

• Lists: Public mailing lists hosted on my behalf.
• Twitter: My current status. As I get busier, this tends to become increasingly less accurate.
• Ohloh: A graph of my contributions to select open source projects. Interesting statistics, though they don't track everything.
• CIA.vc: Real-time commit logs from select open source projects.

Public Keys

If you need to send me confidential information, I maintain a public key in PGP format. This key is available on most public keyservers as 0x73092A18. You may also download a copy of my key locally via HTTPS:

• Download PGP certificate: pgp.asc
• Download PGP fingerprint (for verifying keyserver data): pgp.asc.fingerprint

Be aware that I am not able to read encrypted email while away from home, so please allow additional time for my reply to any messages sent using this key.

You may also download a copy of my authorized_keys file for use with SSH: authorized_keys.txt