Stephen Le's Homepage

I'm a process engineer at an environmental services firm. I graduated from the University of California, Berkeley with a B.S. Chemical Engineering in Spring 2009. My focus option in chemical engineering was materials science and technology.

Here are some cool links:

• The UC Berkeley Open Computing Facility provides free computer services to UC Berkeley students, staff, and student groups. I'm a former Site Manager, but I still hang around and help.
• The Open Computing Facility Blog serves to keep OCF users informed of any status changes and new features. I frequenly contribute to the blog, and I highly recommend that all OCF users subscribe to the RSS feed.
• Trapped at Berkeley is my personal blog.

The following are open-source tools I use and highly recommend:

• Pidgin - multi-network chat client (formerly called Gaim)
• PuTTY - OpenSSH client
• Cygwin - UNIX-like environment for Microsoft Windows
• VLC - media player for many platforms
• Perl - awesome programming language

Here are some other things I'm interested in:

• Rock Climbing - I'm always up for some rock climbing, and I can often be found at Indian Rock on weekends. Drop me a message if you're interested in rock climbing.
• Cooking - I like making and eating food.
• Perl Programming - I've been a Perl programmer for many years, and I continue to develop Perl scripts for CalLUG, the OCF, and my own personal use. I'm always interested in helping others learn the language.

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