Quinten Steenhuis – A Nonprofit Techy

Attorney and Technologist

Quinten Steenhuis is an attorney for social change, a computer programmer, and a systems administrator

Attorney

Since 2008 I have worked as a housing attorney at New England's largest poverty law firm, providing assistance to low-income clients.

Developer

A lifelong developer, I bring my passion for programming to my social justice work, building applications to solve the access to justice gap.

Systems Administrator

I use DevOps principles to focus on bringing consistency and reliability to the Windows SMB environment with a focus on Windows PowerShell.

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Latest Blogs

I write about legal technology, systems administration, and access to justice

Notes from Docacon 2018

I had a great time learning from so many Docassemble users at Docacon 2018 this past week. I think they will be put up on the Docacon website soon, but I wanted to share my Read more…

Make vs Buy, or the Not Invented Here Syndrome

I spent the week at Suffolk Law School’s Clinnnovation conference, followed by a great summit where we discussed how to train the next generation of lawyers to code. Imagining a group of excited new coders Read more…

Legal Tech

Hands on with the new System Center Updates Publisher (2018)

One of the most helpful features of Microsoft System Center is the ability to centrally manage updates. Yet System Center doesn’t include a way to manage third party updates natively. That’s where System Center Updates Read more…

A Nonprofit Techy