Software Engineering

I have experience taking vague product ideas and turning them into reality. This usually includes quickly prototyping ideas to get feedback early and then turning the best parts of the prototype(s) into production ready applications deployed on Amazon Web Services (AWS) including everything from Continuous Integration (CI) and Deployment (CD) Pipelines to Logging, Alerting, and Monitoring.

I’ve always been inclined to take things apart and investigate how they work—be it online or in the physical world. I’ve been fortunate to have many supportive and knowledgeable mentors, professors, and friends that have helped me to discover and accelerate my passion for crafting code and mentoring others.

If you’re interested in my work, please feel free to reach out to me. Additionally, you may find some of my work on GitHub.

Example Open Source Contributions and Interactions

• Here’s an example of me opening an issue, debugging it, and then patching it in Microsoft’s Playwright library: GitHub Issue.

• Landed a patch to Google Chrome to expose download filenames via Chrome Development Protocol (CDP).

Experience

• Full Stack Software Engineer · Stealth Mode Cybersecurity Startup (October 2019 - Present)
• Full Stack Software Engineer · UnifyID (September 2018 - October 2019)
• Computer Science Teaching Assistant · Pomona College (Spring 2015 - May 2018)
• Software Engineer · Proofpoint, Inc. (January 2017 - August 2017)
• Software Engineering Intern · Proofpoint, Inc. (Summer 2016)
• Technical Intern · APP Technologies, LLC (Summer 2015)

Coursework

• Object-Oriented Programming (Pomona College, Fall 2014)
• Functional Programming (Pomona College, Spring 2015)
• Data Structures (Pomona College, Fall 2015)
• Philosophy of Technology (Pomona College, Fall 2015)
• Domain-Specific Languages (Harvey Mudd College, Fall 2016)
• Programming Languages (Pomona College, Fall 2016)
• Artificial Intelligence (Pomona College, Fall 2016)
• Computability and Logic (Pomona College, Spring 2016)
• Computer Systems (Harvey Mudd College, Spring 2016)
• Temporal Graph Research (Pomona College, Spring 2016)
• Combinatorial Mathematics (Pomona College, Fall 2015)
• Linear Algebra (Pomona College, Fall 2014)
• Statistics (Pomona College, Fall 2016)
• Algorithms (Pomona College, Spring 2018)
• Computer Networks (Harvey Mudd College, Fall 2017)
• Developing a (More) Secure Research Protocol (Senior Project) (Pomona College, Spring 2018)
• The Ethics of Technological Disruption: A Conversation with Silicon Valley Leaders and Beyond (Stanford University, Winter 2019)

Tools & Technologies

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