Why Two Profiles
I keep two GitHub identities on purpose. One is the general engineering profile; the other is scoped to FOCUS and related contributions from my Anglepoint context. This separation keeps review cleaner — you can look at personal engineering work without employer-context noise, or go directly to the standards contribution path.
bnelford
Personal engineering profile
75 repositories
8 starred
Active since 2014
Selected repositories
focus-spec-kb
TypeScript · FOCUS knowledge base tooling
beaunelford-site
HTML · This site's source code
dockerPythonRmq
Python · Scale readers/writers to RMQ with Docker Compose
homeassistantcontinousdelivery
Continuous delivery for Home Assistant on Raspberry Pi
lambda-python
Python · AWS Lambda patterns
codepipelinedemo
AWS CodePipeline demonstration
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beau-nelford-anglepoint
FOCUS & Anglepoint contributions
Member of @FinOps-Open-Cost-and-Usage-Spec
Activity breakdown
84%
Code review
8%
Commits
8%
Pull requests
Key repository
View full profile →A Note on Contribution Volume
Most of my professional engineering work happens in private repositories and client environments. The public profiles reflect personal projects, experiments, and open-standards contributions — not the full scope of day-to-day technical output.