Tim Ledlie
ledlie [at] post [dot] harvard [dot] edu

I've recently finished traveling for five months, and am living in San Francisco as of July 2008.

This and That
I enjoy playing ultimate and singing in small vocal ensembles [sample song]. I was a member of the Cambridge Bicycle Committee for five years and organized bicycle tours of Cambridge. Friends call me the "bike guy", so here's my bicycles page. My brother is a research engineer at Nokia. And for old time's sake, here are some of my projects from when I was a computer science major in college.

Travel
I think traveling helps you understand the world and your place in it, not to mention being fun. I've traveled down the U.S. west coast and in England and Ireland, in France and other European countries, around the North Sea, in Colombia, and around the world.

Employment / Skills
2006 - 2008: bioinformatics software engineer at the Broad Institute at MIT. 2002 - 2006: founded and ran Quad Bikes, the non-profit bicycle shop for the Harvard community, while being an aide to the Masters of Cabot House. I have done web development and consulting for Harvard University, Cambridge Bike Tours, Magnet, Quad Bikes, Tatleaux Partners, Cabot House. Here is my resume.

 

Useful Links
Google, wikipedia, craigslist, facebook, kayak, couchsurfing, Sheldon Brown, and a safe way to lock your bike (by Tom Revay).


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Page last updated July 25, 2008