TuxRocks.com is managed by me (Frank Sorenson). It hosts my personal web pages as well as a number of other pages, such as legal documents relating to the SCO v. IBM case.

I am currently very happy with my employment situation, and I am not interested in other opportunities at this time.

Since October 2013, I am a Senior Software Maintenance Engineer at Red Hat, Inc., where I provide backline engineering support for customer issues. I specialize in filesystems and the Linux kernel, and debug and solve customer issues and bugs with both the kernel and userspace. I have debugged, reported, and resolved numerous bugs, and have patches accepted to the Linux kernel and many userspace components.

Until June 2013, I was a Linux Engineer at UBS in downtown Chicago.

Previously, I was a Systems Manager in the Computer Science Department at BYU, managing the student open computer labs, the network, and the servers. I was also a researcher in the Performance Evaluation Laboratory, where I performed research in a number of areas of computer architecture and performance, including hard disk drive performance modeling.

I graduated from BYU in December 1997, and received my Masters Degree in Computer Science from BYU in April 2004. My Master's Thesis dealt with the creation of a simple user interface to electronic devices through the use of object-oriented hardware devices.

• My wife Elizabeth and I have been married for over 19 years, and we have three children, Daniel, Jessica, and Noah. You may visit our family's web page for pictures or additional information. Elizabeth's Dissertation is also available.
• I am a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (LDS or Mormon). I served a 2 year mission for the Church in Spokane Washington.
• I enjoy Reading, Camping, and Cycling.
• I primarily run Fedora Linux at home.