Between 2005 and 2011, I studied at the University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign working on my bachelor's and master's degrees in Computer Engineering with an interest in computer architecture. From 2009 to 2011, I worked as a teaching assistant for ECE411, a senior level class in computer design and organization. From 2006 to 2009, I worked as a student manager for the Illinois Men's Basketball team. providing video scouting assistance to the coaching staff and players.During the summers of 2008, 2009, and 2010, I worked as a summer intern for ViaSat Corporation in Germantown, Maryland and Carlsbad, California. I worked on a variety of projects for the satellite communication company that increased my skills in computer networking and test automation and design.From 2011 to 2024, I worked at Intel Corporation in Santa Clara, CA. During this time, I worked exclusively in Quality & Reliability organization on accelerated stress testing of Intel devices (including processors, chipsets, graphics cards, memory) to fulfil requirements needed for product qualification. These devices spanned Intel's full product portfolio ranging from low power SoCs used in phones, tablets and laptops to the high power processors used in data centers. This accelerated stress testing was done on live systems running real operating systems and customer representative workloads. When we piloted this approach in 2011-2012, all testing was done manually with lengthy test procedures needed to start a single unit in a single experiment. Over time, I architected the software and tools needed to automated the entire process with full data logging, failure resilience, and scalability. This required me to become the local "expert" in all parallel areas to that software: system administration to keep lab machines patched and software consistent; database design/normalization to keep data uploads performant; web development to provide a user interface to visualize data.