Bay Area Drupal Camp

I am a computer systems engineer with Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory’s (http://www.lbl.gov), Demand Response Research Center (http://drrc.lbl.gov), working on Automated Demand Response technologies design, development, and implementation and standardization of open-interfaces. I have over 7 years of experience in research and development of:

1. Software Development,


2. Business and Systems Analysis,


3. Information and Data Security,


4. Technology Standards Development.

I have MS degree in Telecommunication Systems/Computer Technologies from California State University and MS degree in Infrastructure Planning/Management from New Jersey Institute of Technology.

I am a Lead Developer at Achieve Internet and committed to doing the best Drupal development possible.

I helped my company, T324, set up a few Drupal sites for our clients. I think Drupal is great and would like to learn more about it.

I’m a web designer and coder looking to learn more about Drupal. Having seen it used and having used sites that use it, I’m looking forward to getting into its inner workings.

Robert Guerra is based in Toronto, Canada and is one of the founding directors of Privaterra – an ongoing project of the SAGE Charitable foundation that works with NGOs to assist them with issues of membership management, secure communications and information security.

He is a board member of the Bay Area non-profit – Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility (CPSR), acting as their board secretary. He also advises several non-profits and/or their related projects , including Taking IT Global, DiploFoundation’s Internet Governance and Policy Capacity Building Programme, The Open Net Initiative and The Internet Corporations for Assigned Names Numbers’s At-Large Advisory Committee (ALAC) and its Security and Stability Advisory Committee.

At Drupal camp, Robert will share with the audience his experience in developing CiviCRM sites for CPSR as well as ICANN.

Consultant and Manager at T324, a web site development and hosting company in Albany, CA.

Rob Thorne’s been using Drupal since 2004, and does mostly political/voter type sites. He’s done a number of Drupal modules, including CiviNode, and Canvasser, and wrote the CiviVoter package, an extension of CiviCRM.