Christopher Steel
About Christopher Steel
Christopher Steel is a Systems Administrator with extensive experience in various roles, including Acting Senior Research Systems Administrator at McGill University and CEO of IterativeOcean Inc. He has collaborated with international organizations and has a strong commitment to accessible and inclusive technology.
Work at My Intelligent Machines
Christopher Steel has been employed as a Systems Administrator at My Intelligent Machines since 2021. His role involves managing and optimizing systems to ensure operational efficiency. Located in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, he has contributed to the company's goals by leveraging his extensive experience in systems administration and development.
Previous Experience at McGill University
Christopher Steel served in various capacities at McGill University from 2016 to 2021. He held the position of Acting Senior Research Systems Administrator for five years, where he oversaw research systems. Additionally, he worked as a Systems Developer and later as a Research Systems Administrator, focusing on enhancing system performance and reliability.
Collaboration with International Organizations
Christopher Steel has collaborated with international organizations, including Greenpeace, across multiple countries such as the US and Canada. His involvement with environmental NGOs reflects his commitment to leveraging technology for social and environmental causes.
Background in Diverse Organizations
Christopher Steel has a diverse professional background, having worked with various organizations ranging from environmental NGOs to large corporations. His experience includes roles at IBM and Cummins Diesel, showcasing his ability to adapt and apply his skills in different sectors.
Commitment to Accessible Technology
Christopher Steel emphasizes the importance of creating technology that is accessible and inclusive. He focuses on security and reliability in his work, aiming to enhance user experience through automation and orchestration in a DevOps style. His projects reflect a user-centric approach, ensuring that technology is enjoyable and functional for all users.