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Scottsdale, AZ, US

Scottsdale, AZ, US

- I lead a sub-team within the Site Reliability organization that focuses on monitoring/observability systems and access management systems.- Designed and implemented a complete overhaul of access management in product systems. My team replaced the patchwork of manual scripts that had to be run to onboard/offboard users with a completely automated system.

Scottsdale, AZ, US

- Founded the Kubernetes-based platform at Axon. I have years of experience working on Kubernetes through a few generations of cluster management (the "hard way", Rancher-managed, and now moving towards AKS).- Led an extremely large data migration from one cloud to another (~10 PB moved from AWS to Azure). Nothing could be lost. I wrote the software to.

Vancouver, BC, CA

Tech stack: NodeJS, Javascript, CoffeeScript, MongoDB, NSQ, HTML/CSS, Backbone, Handlebars, Marathon, Mesos, DockerI am committed to having a balanced skill set, and I spread my time among front-end, back-end, and operational concerns. In taking this role, I welcomed the opportunity to move outside of the Java ecosystem (where I worked in previous roles).

Transferred to site content organization in September 2014Shortly after presenting a case study about my experiences as a developer trying to scale and stabilize legacy codebases at the Velocity Conference, I learned of an initiative in our site content organization to develop a proof-of-concept system that would help set the architectural direction for.

Worked on Hotel Infrastructure and Platform team from January 2013 to September 2014I worked on a team of developers that is responsible for ensuring that Orbitz' hotel platform scales with increasing demand for capacity from our various channels, including consumer, white label, and meta-search. This involved a lot of backend Java development, including.

Worked in E-marketing team from June 2011 through December 2012I work on a team of developers that supports the search-engine marketing (SEM) efforts of Orbitz and other websites owned by Orbitz Worldwide. I contribute to a wide range of activities in our team, from back-end application development (Python, Java), internal UI development (Django, Grails).

Champaign, IL, US

I developed an agent-based simulation as a class exercise to help students understand the principle of the "Tragedy of the Commons". The simulation worked in a networked environment in which students themselves would be actors in the demonstration. In addition, I introduced considerable complexity to allow students to discover ways in which the tragedy.

Philadelphia, PA, US

Developed geographically explicit, routable street network for use in travel demand forecasting in the Philadelphia regionIntegrated open-source road and transit data from Open Street Maps and Google Transit Feed into a transportation modeling software platform. My programming background was helpful in accomplishing repetitive tasks through algorithm.

Chicago, Illinois, US

Worked in multi-disciplinary engineering teams to design digital hardware for research and development of software-defined radio applicationsDesigned a circuit board with dual Gigabit Ethernet interfaces, a field-programmable gate array (FPGA), a software-defined radio IC, and a multi-threaded Java user interface to communicate with the boardTools used.

San Jose, CA, US

I served as the interface between product design teams and worldwide support network, with product launches as my primary responsibility. I designed, published, and supported high-speed networking applications. I wrote articles and presented my designs to field engineers and customers around the world. I designed and implemented algorithms to eliminate.

San Jose, CA, US

US

Performed qualification testing of RF and digital hardware from age 16 through high school and college years, working part time during school and full-time during summers.

Masters Of Geographic Information Science

Bs, Computer Engineering