Peter Krenesky
Lead Software Engineer, Open Source Lab

In the absence of an official conference code of conduct, I’d like to state, that as a speaker at OSCON I believe we should all strive to create a fun, educational, enjoyable and harassment-free conference experience for everyone.

If you are being harassed, or witness harassment please report it to venue security, the police, the conference organisers or a trusted friend. You do not have to put up with it.

For more detail on what an anti-harassment policy should contain, please review the geekfeminism wiki conference anti-harassment policy template

Peter is the Lead Software Engineer for the Open Source Lab. During his six years at the lab, he’s worked on many projects to improve life at the lab and academic computing. Peter founded the Ganeti Web Manager project in September 2010 to make cluster management at the OSL easier and to power the Supercell testing cluster.

Some of Peter’s current projects include the Protein Geometry Database, a tool aiding biochemistry researchers, and various Django reusable apps. Past projects have included software for the One Laptop Per Child project and Helix Media Player. In his spare time, he hacks on Android applications. He holds a B.A. in Computer Science from the Wentworth Institute of Technology.