Elevated Code

Audrey Eschright

Audrey trained as a geographer at the University of Washington before landing in web development. She has been making websites of various sorts since the mid-'90s, and now combines her interests in technology and community development by working on projects such as Calagator, a wiki-like calendar aggregator, and helping organize user groups and events in her hometown of Portland, Oregon. She is co-chair of the Open Source Bridge Conference, and coordinates WhereCamp Portland, an unconference where geo-geeks swap ideas and experiment with new location-based technologies.

Other side projects, like Portland's food cart map, have attracted the attention of Ultimate Northwest Magazine, which named her one of one of Portland’s 25 Most Creative Thinkers.

Upcoming Speaking Appearances

Effective Code Sprinting, Open Source Bridge, June 2009

Articles

Community-Built Software: What I Learned from Calagator, Open Source Business Resource, June 2009

The Advantages of Networking Offline, Women in Technology, O'Reilly Publishing, 2007

Our Clients Say ...

To anyone interested in hiring Mike and Elevated Rails... I am honored to recommend Mike Mangino and his Elevated Rails team for web development. The honesty, intelligence and responsiveness I experience throughout the process of discovery, through final design, execution and updates continues to be extraordinary. Perhaps most respected of all, is Mike's attitude. Regardless of what curves or changes are put into the mix, Mike and his team handle it with grace, poise and ingenuity. Never afraid to speak up, think outside of the box or tell it like it is -- Mike's approach is refreshing. It goes beyond production. Mike and ER openly invent new solutions and are unafraid to try new things that help differentiate a brand. Contact me directly if you'd like to know more about my experience. Peter Rodgers (415) 713-0235 peterrodgers@mac.com

 — Peter Rodgers — Montara Creative

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