Jonathan Pezzino Email & Phone Number

Seattle, Wa, Us

Seattle, Washington, United States

Scientific Web Services (SWS) offers state-of-the-art software design, development and consultation services for technical applications, with a focus on decarbonization and geothermal energy. Leveraging deep tech industry experience, SWS empowers scientists, engineers, and researchers with advanced software techniques to turbocharge their expertise and deliver maximum utility, impact, and business value.SWS contributes to GEOPHIRES, NREL's open-source geothermal techno-economic simulator. Key contributions include support for Superhot Rock (SHR) temperatures & pressures, new subsurface designs (AGS), surface applications (absorption chillers, heat pumps, district heating), and introduction of automated test coverage.

Seattle, Washington, United States

Advisor & Open Source Contributor for climatetechhandbook.com. Contributed Solutions Explorer and Geothermal Direct-Use Heat Analysis Map.

Geothermal Wells LLC (GTW) is an independent team of business & technical experts, who technically leverage economic geothermal energy to large industrial client’s long term power requirements. As a consultant, I worked with GTW on open-source geothermal analysis projects including assessment of geothermal direct-use heat feasibility in US industrial facilities.

Participated in Cohort 3 of the Climatebase Fellowship

Greater Seattle Area

Senior developer on AWS Chatbot. Architected and implemented core services including unique-to-AWS multi-region global experience.Architected and implemented Chatbot Natural Language Experience (NLE). BERT-based NLU/dialog model to translate natural language inputs into AWS CLI commands (See US Patent 84278465: Interactive Command Generation for Natural Language Input)

Lead developer on AWS Chatbot. Promoted to Senior SDE in July 2019.

Member of Database Services UX Team. Responsible for design, implementation, and operations of management consoles for AWS Database Services including RDS, Redshift, ElastiCache, DynamoDB, and Amazon Aurora.Member of Amazon Redshift Launch Team (2012). Designed and implemented the Redshift Management Console from scratch, including participation in design of backend services to support novel query visualization and database performance views. Member of Amazon Aurora Launch Team (2015). Designed and implemented major upgrades to the RDS console in order to support Aurora and radically enhance visualization of database performance across all supported engines. See US Patent 9734021: Visualization Restoration Operation Granularity for a Database.Recognized thought leader in AWS console development. Made multiple technical presentations on console development at console community meetings. Participated in and drove AWS­-wide initiatives to standardize interface appearance and implementation across dozens of console teams. Wrote and maintained several internal shared libraries consumed by multiple teams across AWS. Frequently served as a technical consultant for other console teams.Played key roles in successfully driving major cross­-project team initiatives, including: performance optimization (resulting in team consoles being among the top most performant at AWS), tablet ­usability conversion, design and implementation of end­-to-­end test framework to enable continuous delivery, consolidation of code across projects into shared frameworks, dramatically increasing unit test coverage, and actively mentoring interns and new hires.

Seattle, Wa

AWS - Database Services

Developer at Bing on Algorithmic User Experience team in Core Experiences division (aka Bing CoreUX Captions). Implemented UI features discussed in these articles, including social annotation:http://techcrunch.com/2012/05/01/bing-redesigned-search-results/, http://techcrunch.com/2012/05/10/bings-biggest-redesign-yet-puts-pure-algorithmic-results-up-front-sticks-social-in-the-sidebar/, http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/05/10/bing-redesign-social_n_1506860.htmlWon 1st place in Bing & 3rd overall out of 97 teams in 2012 MSN/Bing Hack Day competition for project "Bring Bing"

Evanston, Illinois, United States