Matt Fisher, Software Developer @ NSIDC

Important

Until late 2023, I used two GitHub profiles. This is now my primary profile. You can find a significant amount of my prior work in my inactive @MattF-NSIDC account.

🔭 I’m currently working on QGreenland

📖 I'm currently reading Engaging Emergence by Peggy Holman

📄 Please visit my profile site and fledgling blog!

More about me

• 😄 Pronouns: He
• 🧪 My ORCID
• ⚡ Fun fact: I'm not very good, but enjoy playing a few musical instruments: 🥁 🎹 🎸
• 📫 How to reach me:
  • mfisher87 on Scientific Python Discord
  • Slack: NSIDC, EOSDIS, USRSE, Carpentries, TheCSCCE, Openscapes, CryosphereCloud (CryoCloud), regolith-linux
  • Element: conda-forge
  • mfisher87@gmail.com

Work with me

• 🎓 Certified Carpentries instructor
• 👯 I’m looking to collaborate on:
  • 👐 Starting a revenue-sharing co-operative for scientific, community-driven, and community-owned software development and teaching organization.
  • 🎹 An open harware/software organ/synth/piano: https://github.com/mfisher87/open-organ
  • ⚡ A tool to reduce friction (especially clicking in GUIs) getting started working on open source projects: https://github.com/mfisher87/fork-n-work
  • 🦵 An open-hardware design for a piezo "kick drum" like Meinl's analog stomp box. Should be extremely basic.
  • 🎵 Making music! I'm most interested in unplanned, collaborative live composition.
• 🔧 Maintaining open source projects:
  • 🌈 matplotlib/viscm: Community-owned software for creating and evaluating high-quality scientific colormaps.
  • 🔑 nsidc/earthaccess: Community-driven Python library to search, download, or stream NASA Earth science data.
  • 📦 conda-forge/viscm-feedstock: Community-owned recipe for packaging viscm for Conda
  • 📦 conda-forge/quarto-feedstock: Community-owned recipe for packaging Quarto for Conda