Public page

Antonio Olmo Titos

web developer, World Wide Web Consortium

Last updated:
Mon, 15 Jun 2015

About

I'm a member of W3C's systems team since the summer of 2014. I work from Keio University in Japan.

My professional interests include: internet standards, open systems and free software, interfaces and usability, JavaScript, digital imaging, 3D, data visualisation.

• MSc software engineering and computer science
  (University of Granada, Spain; Technical University of Milan, Italy).
• MA Japanese cultural studies
  (University of London, England).

Work times

My home timezone is JST, nine hours ahead of UTC. I work Mon–Fri and 10:00–18:00 (roughly). I also attend teleconferences very late in my day, two or three times a week. So often I'm working in the evening instead. You can check here when my usual working hours overlap with yours.

Usually, I work from Keio University, Shonan-Fujisawa Campus (ie, physically at the office) on Mondays, Thursdays and Fridays; and I work from home (or somewhere else) on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.

Workload

Check out my pipeline and what I'm working on at the moment on my private (W3C) page.

Contact

• E–mail: antonio@w3.org
• Telephone: +81 335162504 (office landline)
• Skype: a.olmotitos
• SIP: tripu@ekiga.net
• Github: tripu
• Twitter: tripu
• IRC: tripu
  • W3C:
    often in &kap, &sysreq, &systeam, &w3c;
    sometimes also in &acctmgmt, &beihang, &comm, &global, &publication, #annotation, #pub, #pubrules, #testing, #webapi.
  • freenode:
    occasionally in ##tyo, #Node.js, #angularjs, #momona, #webplatform, #whatwg.