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Olen Latham

I work in customer service at Bank of America, where a good day usually starts with listening carefully, untangling a confusing problem, and helping someone reach a clear next step.

Outside work, I build developer tools and cloud applications. I am working toward a role in IT support, cloud operations, junior systems, or software where troubleshooting and communication matter as much as knowing the right tool on day one.

What I am building

  • OMG started with a problem I kept running into: system packages and language runtimes all came with different commands and update paths. It is a Rust CLI that brings that work into one interface.
  • Weeknote exists because a contribution graph shows activity, but not what shipped or where the evidence stops. It connects GitHub delivery records with deployed Cloudflare infrastructure.
  • CodeLoud is where I explore tools for coding agents, including developer dictation and technical-context workflows.

How I work

I like problems that waste people's time. My projects have pushed me into Rust, TypeScript, Svelte, Cloudflare Workers, CI/CD, deployment evidence, and the less glamorous work of documenting failures and making systems easier to understand.

I know that side projects are not the same as years in an engineering role. What I bring is experience staying with unclear problems, communicating with people under pressure, and learning unfamiliar systems until I can make progress.

Find me

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  1. omg omg Public

    A Rust CLI for managing system packages and language runtimes through one interface.

    Rust 6

  2. omg-web omg-web Public

    Website, documentation, and Cloudflare Workers for OMG.

    TypeScript

  3. CodeLoud/codeloud CodeLoud/codeloud Public

    CodeLoud product family monorepo: Voice, Relay, Web, Shared

    TypeScript

  4. Portfolio Portfolio Public

    Olen Latham’s public engineering dashboard and portfolio, built with Svelte 5 on Cloudflare Workers.

    TypeScript