Thomas Depierre
French software engineer and SRE; wrote "I am not a supplier" on open-source maintainers.
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- Thomas Depierre is a French software engineer and site reliability engineer who works with Elixir and distributed systems.
- His résumé lists him as a senior SRE on Indeed's incident management team since April 2022.
- He writes the blog Software Maxims.
- His essay "I am not a supplier" (December 2022) questions treating open-source maintainers as a software supply chain.
Key facts
- Now
- Senior SRE, incident management, at Indeed from April 2022 (his résumé, as of October 2026)1
- Earlier
- Senior backend Elixir developer at Community.com (2021 to 2022); freelance Elixir developer (2019 to 2021)1
- Interests
- Elixir and OTP, complex distributed systems, cognitive systems engineering2
- Essay
- "I am not a supplier", 31 December 20223
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