Chris Durkin.*  I have been a software developer for 12 years. I started doing Agile development around 2001, although I wasn't familiar with the term at the time. Frequent iterations, continuous integration, comprehensive testing, and embedding the customer into the project team are concepts which have been key to my success. Around 2003 I discovered NUnit and started doing Test-Driven Development, which transformed my development style and brought my work up to a new level of quality. Ever since, I have been known to my colleagues as a TDD evangelist and agile enthusiast. In 2005 I worked on my first Scrum project, which spanned multiple organizations and two continents. Since then I have come to rely on Scrum for quickly delivering quality software with the features the customer wants.

* Bolded text should be read with emphasis, in the style of Denny Crane. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denny_Crane)

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