OSAF has four interns on board this summer, and three of them are here already. Here’s a bit of information about each. In the order they started:

Anthony De Franco is working with Aparna Kadakia on QA, including performance tests, regression and automated integration tests. He’s also writing a parcel to view and browse bugs from a Bugzilla database through the Chandler interface. We hooked up with Anthony through LPFI’s IDEAL scholar program. When not at OSAF, Anthony is at UC Berkeley doing Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. In his spare time he plays badminton.

Arel Cordero is working with David Surovell on specialized wxWidgets objects. Also a UC Berkeley student, Arel has combined his major in music (he plays violin) with interests and study in security, GUI design (particularly as it relates to security), and AI. Also, check out the credits on this indy group’s album.

Brendan O’Connor is working with Alec Flett on Chandler’s calendar GUI. For the past two years he’s been a Stanford student and working on an open source research project called Deme. Next year he begins the Master’s program in Symbolic Systems , with a focus in cognitive and social science.

Olivier Giroussens hasn’t arrived yet, but when he does in early July, he’ll be working on QA. Olivier studies in France at the Institut National des Télécommunications and previously did a M.S. in Computer Science at the Université de Nice Sophia-Antipolis. Practicing a different ball/net sport from Anthony, Olivier does a lot of volleyball.