My name is Aaron Evans. I’m an independent software tester with over 10 years experience.
In 2005, I quit my job and moved to Fiji. I ended up sailing to Australia before coming back for the girl I left behind. I blogged about it here.
I currently live in the Seattle area with my wife, Kelsey, and our baby boy, Harmon. We have another baby girl on the way. She maintains our family blog at http://kelseyandaaron.blogspot.com.
Before I knew her well, Kelsey volunteered with an orphanage support program called OSSO in Cuenca, Ecuador. After getting married, we moved back to Ecuador together. She worked to help the orphans, and I started my own business. She still does what she can to help by making and selling crafts, then donating the proceeds to OSSO. She calls it “project foxfish“.
One Shore is my software QA services company. I specialize in test automation with open source tools. I’m open to consulting, contract, or full time work.
I’m working on a product I call a QA Site. My aim is to significantly reduce the ramp up time needed for development teams by providing tools and support in the areas of test automation, environment setup, and continuous integration.
If you’re interested, Take a look at my resume, send me a note, or call me at 425-242-4304.
Hi, I'm Aaron Evans. I am an independent software tester with 10+ years experience.
Aaron,
I can’t believe I found you on the internet. I actually found your One Shore website and after reading the bio. I knew it was you. I just wanted to say hi and find out more about your adventures and new family. E-mail me if you’d like to catch up.
Leslie
By: Leslie Powers on November 18, 2008
at 2:24 pm
Hi,
I am intrigued by your offer of a free shopping cart with CMS.
You wrote: “I’m offering a free website to the first responder whose concept I like. I’m willing to include a CMS, shopping cart, blog, forums, and custom code.”
Well, I was interested in setting up an online store to sell low cost, wholesale sterling silver jewelry. I live in Canada and am quite computer literate but would not classify myself as an expert. I have a product line of 20 items that I would like to sell at the start.
Would that be enough to intrigue you?
Thanks,
Alan von Weiler
Saint John, NB
Canada
By: Alan von Weiler on February 18, 2012
at 12:11 pm