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Seattle, Wa, Us

Seattle, Wa, Us

Boulder, Co, Us

At Gloo my focus was on driving efforts around improving the correctness, performance, and scalability of the Gloo platform.- Led efforts focused on improving database scalability via a mix of improved usage and access patterns in Active Record with some raw SQL where appropriate along with larger refactoring of logic in some cases.- Informally led a group of 3 engineers focused on diagnosing and resolving critical errors on the platform.- Consolidated numerous inconsistent search methodologies spread throughout the platform into a single cohesive API.

Denver, Co, Us

At Wayin my focus was on building out support for ingesting and exposing various forms of social media data. Some key highlights of my work since I've started at Wayin are: - Built key infrastructure pieces to consume and process Twitter's firehose and Facebook's public feed streams of data. - Built out portions of Wayin's real time data enrichment pipeline. - Built key infrastructure pieces to support indexing up to 40k+ documents/second into an Elastic Search cluster containing 20+ billion documents.

Boulder, Co, Us

Helped with transition from legacy SOAP-based product to microservices architecture leveraging Java, Camel, Jersey, Finagle, and Protocol Buffers.

Austin, Texas, Us

My main focus at Oracle was developing both internal and external REST-style services using Java. - Developed a Jersey-based HTTP upload service for handling large diagnostic file uploads. - Co-designed and developed a REST-based service used to provide a secure application interface into Oracle’s internal SOAP-based entitlement and customer data services. - Developed numerous Perl scripts for collecting Solaris system data which were integrated into Oracle’s customer configuration collection toolkit.

Palo Alto, Ca, Us

I worked under a variety of organizations during my time at Sun with an overriding focus on client and server-side development. Some project highlights include the following: - I was one of the engineers that developed Sun ServiceTags for gathering information about a client system and presenting that data in XML format for local network discovery. The client code was written in C and was developed for Solaris, Linux, and Windows operating systems. For my involvement in this project, I received a Sun Innovation Award. - Lead engineer responsible for implementing a Sun Inventory REST-based registration service. The service was utilized by Solaris, Java JDK, NetBeans, OpenOffice, along with other Sun products for handling their product registrations. The service was composed of Java Servlets persisting data in an Oracle database via JDBC and communicated with various other Sun-hosted services for authentication and entitlement. - Lead engineer responsible for implementing a discovery and registration GUI client for Sun ServiceTags. The client was multithreaded for agent discovery on the customer’s network, utilized Java Swing for the GUI, and communicated with the Sun Inventory registration service.Lead engineer responsible for performing code cleanup and performance enhancements on multiple inherited legacy services. Some of the technologies used included Java, Servlets, Jersey, JDBC, Hibernate, and Spring. - Security Engineer in the Connected Systems group where my responsibilities focused on developer security education and the integration of code scanning tools into build processes.

Palo Alto, Ca, Us

During my internship at Sun I worked on a wide variety of technologies. Some highlights include the following: - Developed numerous Java and Perl scripts to collect and store information about Sun’s internal network performance and metric data. - Developer on a project to present the internal network metric data through a secure internal web reporting portal with web-based charting & graphing tools.

Ms, Computer Science

Bs, Computer Science