Jordan Hubbard11 Tinkers Trail ~ Boulder Creek, CA 95006-9510

831.227.7540 jordanhubbard@gmail.com

S OF TWARE D EVE LO PM ENT E XEC UTI VE

Software Engineering Management ~ Open Source Expert ~ Operating Systems InnovatorVeteran Software Executive able to improve the core OSX and iOS operating systems as Director of the UNIX Technology Group at Apple Inc. Innovative Open Source Expert who founded and developed The FreeBSD Project. Entrepreneurial Operating System Engineer able to design and develop powerful improvements to existing platforms. Demonstrated Project Management skills used in a variety of major technology infrastructure projects in the US and Europe. Deep knowledge of over 25 hardware interfaces, 13 operating systems and 7 programming languages. A recognized expert in the field, subject of many industry interviews and a sought after technical conference speaker.

P RO FES SI ON AL E XPE RI EN CE

iXsystems INC, San Jose, CAChief Technical Officer (2013-Present) Day-to-day engineering management for FreeNAS and TrueNAS software defined storage

products (acting VP Engineering) Driving engagement with the Open Source community Responsible for defining the overall vision for our software / hardware appliance evolution. Cajoling various segments of management into going in the right directions and occasionally

resisting their impetuous impulses to do strange and distracting things, though not always with complete success.

APPLE INC, Cuppertino, CA 2001-2013Director, UNIX Technology Group (2005-2013) Manage BSD Technology, OS Security, Data Security, Core Kernel and Vector/Numerics

groups. Direct activities involving the UNIX face of OS X in innovative and customer-centric ways. Develop strategies to evolve the core OSX and iOS operating systems including a service

for managing process lifecycles, grand central dispatch and application sandboxing. Facilitate work with engineering teams in the design and implementation of APIs and

architectural improvements to classic UNIX. Create better and more fundamental security technologies for OS X while maintaining

Apple’s ease of use philosophy. Leverage industry contacts to attract and hire the best individuals for Apple. Manager, BSD Technology Group (2001-2005) Oversaw the integration of BSD and other open source technologies into Darwin and OS X. Directed the UNIX commands and libraries portion of OS X and drive adoption of it into the

UNIX and science and technical markets.  Supported the use of open source within the engineering organization, both internally and

externally at developer conferences like WWDC.  WIND RIVER SYSTEMS, Alameda, CA 2001

Principal Technologist Acted as Wind River's principal open source technologist after the acquisition of software

engineering from BSDi. Performed public relations duties which included presentations, external vendor relations,

etc. for the FreeBSD Project. Helped formulate project policy and ensured sound operating system presentation. Helped develop the contributed ports archive framework, the package management tools

and system manager's interfaces.

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BSDi, INC, Concord, CA 2000 – 2001Vice President, Open Source Technologies Directed the engineering and marketing efforts of the open source engineering group. Served as the principal release engineer for all FreeBSD release products. WALNUT CREEK CDROM, Concord, CA 1994 – 2000Chief Technology Officer Founded, developed and promoted The FreeBSD open source operating system which was

a 4.4 BSD Lite based operating system for the Intel Architecture (PC platform). Managed the system which provided everything from their industrial-strength anonymous ftp

server, internal routing, DNS, WWW, and NFS services.  Acted as the release engineer for all FreeBSD CD release products.INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR, Dublin, Ireland 1993– 1994Consultant Designed and implemented an automated product testing and verification suite based on the

TCL language for Aldiscon Information Systems. Participated in the development team in optimizing the product and verifying compliance

with internal specifications in C on the Tandem, Stratus and HP PA/RISC platforms. Worked on the design and implementation of the network management system for Digital

Equipment Corporation. Prototyped messaging protocols and parts of the user interface in C++ on NT, ALPHA

OSF/1 and VMS platforms.LOTUS DEVELOPMENT CORP, Dublin, Ireland 1992– 1993Consultant/Principle Engineer Worked on porting the AmiPro (now Lotus Word) word processor application to use

OpenLook and run on several UNIX platforms.  Ported NOTES to the Sun (SunOS 4.1.3) and SCO ODT 2.0 platforms.  Continued development on AmiPro, on the Sun and IBM RS6000/AIX platforms using the

Motif development environment which included substantial liaison work with the US group. Directed the development network and designed new methods for managing software

development in a highly heterogeneous networking environment. M aintained and developed Lotus 1-2-3 for all UNIX platforms.

Career Details from 1977 – 1992 omitted for brevity but available from my full resumé.

T EC HNI CA L S UM M ARY

Hardware:   Amiga 68K, Archimedes (ARM), Convergent Technologies Miniframe and Megaframe, Cray XMP-14, DEC Alpha, DECstation 5000 (MIPS), Fortune 68K, Generic ISA/EISA/PCI 386/486/Pentium PCs, HP 2000A, HP 300, HP 3000, HP 800, HP PA/RISC, IBM PC/RT, IBM RS6000, MIPS Magnum, Masscomp, 68K, Microvax II & Microvax 2000, PCS System 9600, 9900 & FX-80, Plexus P-40, Pyramid 90x, SGI Indigo and Iris, Sun 3 68K, Sun SPARC architecture, VAX-11/7xx & VAX-8800 series, Zilog System 8000.Operating Systems: AmigaDOS, CP/M, ITS, MPE, Mach 3.0, OSF/1 & Digital UNIX, RISCOS, Solaris 2.x, SunOS, Ultrix, VAX/VMS, UNIX: 4.4, 4.3, 4.2 and 4.1 BSD, System V.2, V.3 & V.4, System III, Version 7.Languages:  C & C++, BASIC, Forth, Fortran, LISP, Pascal, various types of assembly.