Ben Lambert Email & Phone Number

Seattle, Wa, Us

Seattle, Washington, United States

Seattle, Washington, United States

• Taught sections of 30 students in CSE 311: Foundations of Computing I and CSE 331: Software Design and Implementation to ensure students understood new concepts and ideas from lecture• Helped 300 total students in weekly office hours covering topics such as: logic, number theory, formal languages, modular design, testing, front and back-end development, program verification, and documentation• Gave feedback on homework assignments and provided problem walkthroughs to help students improve

Seattle, Washington, United States

• Developed an app in Python using FastAPI to integrate our internal incident management system with an external status application to streamline critical business continuity operations• Deployed the RESTful API within a Docker container on AWS, employing Spinnaker for automation• Designed DynamoDB database to optimize backed data storage for the app • Ensured secure storage of API authorization codes using Vault Secrets Engine to enhance access control• Collaborated with an international development team, breaking down larger project into manageable tasks using Jira, fostering efficient teamwork and project tracking• Utilized ServiceNow to test external vendor's updates to CMDB, improving data accuracy and system reliability

Bellevue, Washington, United States

• Migrated monolithic project structure to microservices using service mesh to improve modularity• Built CI/CD pipeline in AWS CodeBuild, generating Kubernetes manifests, to meet FedRAMP security standards• Debugged existing code using Kibana logs and added end-to-end tests in Go and SQL to improve software quality• Presented project to 30 engineers and managers, summarizing progress, results, and outlining next steps

• Tutored students in a one-on-one setting on foundational CS topics• Helped students develop program design, debugging, and conditional logic skills in Scratch, Python, and Java

Seattle, Washington, United States

• Built autonomous docking program for robots to dock at the company’s wireless chargers in warehouses• Communicated between program and robots using Robot Operating System (ROS) Topics in Python and Bash• Wrote subscriber to collect lidar data from the robot’s ROS Topic and wrote publisher to return distance to charger and new direction of travel using the Publisher-Subscriber model• Worked with a team of full-time engineers to simulate docking in Gazebo, integrating charging models from different members of the team

Bachelor'S Degree, Computer Science, 3.97/4.00 Gpa

B.S. Computer Science, B.A. Linguistics • Relevant coursework: Database Internals, Security, Databases, AI, Computer Language Processing.

High School Diploma, 3.93/4.00 Gpa

Bilingual International Baccalaureate, National AP Scholar