Having worked the last five years as a Drupal freelancer, getting involved in the Drupal Community as both a Sprint Mentor and member of the Drupal Community Working Group, I spent four years as the Drupal Association’s Community Liaison, helping the Drupal Association understand better the needs of the Drupal Community and to help the Community better understand how the Association supports us all.
I then spent two years with the Digital Impact Alliance, a part of the United Nations Foundation, looking at how Digital Public Goods are used in lower and middle income countries around the world, I have been able to build an understanding for where Drupal fits into all this.
I have now taken on the a role to build a great training, mentoring, and development programme with an awesome team of Drupal creators at Cambridge University Press & Assessment.
Of course, I still continue to be a part of the Drupal community as a Core mentoring Coordinator, helping to ensure that we create the next generation of Drupal contributors. Why? Because I love it!