About Tom Moertel

I am a software guy with a background in electrical engineering. I have been writing software for about twenty years. If you want to meet me at a conference or other event, my picture is to the left.

My professional interests include functional programming, type systems, scalability, reliability, performance, abstract mathematics, statistics, and causality.

My favorite programming language is (presently) Haskell, but I also write software in most common programming languages, including Perl, Python, Ruby, Erlang, C, and C++. I am an advocate of functional programming, which is sadly overlooked by most of the programming world.

I am on the planning committees for the Pittsburgh Perl Workshop Conference and the 10th Anniversary Yet Another Perl Conference, and I am a proud member of the Pittsburgh Perl Mongers.

I like coffee, in particular espresso, and often roast and blend my own coffees. I also enjoy loose-leaf teas.

Online

You can sent me email at .

You can read my blog (right here) at blog.moertel.com.

If you want to chat, I am usually logged into #haskell on freenode.net.

I am:

• tmoertel on Google
• tmoertel on Hacker News
• tmoertel on Twitter
• tmoertel on Facebook
• Thomas Moertel on LinkedIn
• tmoertel on Flickr
• tmoertel on Reddit
• tmoertel on slashdot.org
• tmoertel on Perl Monks

You can Google my name (and its variants) to find a bunch of things I have written.

PGP/GPG key

You may download my public key (0766A455) from the usual key servers. Here is a link to key 0766A455 on pgp.mit.edu. My key’s fingerprint is as follows:

31E1 422C 88B4 9037 C659  D001 41CE B2AA 0766 A455