Application Languages: Javascript (Node.js, CoffeeScript, TypeScript)Application Platforms: Heroku and AWS (ElasticBeanstalk, EC2, ECS)Automation: Ansible, AWS CloudFormationCI/CD: GitHub, TravisData Warehouse and ETL: AWS DataPipeline, Luigi, AWS RedshiftDatabases: AWS DynamoDB, Neo4j (graph database), AWS RDS (Aurora, MySQL)Ops Languages: bash, perl, pythonOther AWS Services: ACM, Aurora, CloudFront, ECS, Lambda, Redshift, Route53, SQS, S3

Founding partner of a development company focused on mobile platforms and robust, scalable architectures that support them.

Collaborate with CTO and developers to tackle the high scalability challenges that come with rapid growth.Actively monitor the stability and performance of the server infrastructure (dedicated & cloud).Ensure that the infrastructure and applications are stable and resilient.Automate everything that should be automated in the infrastructure.Implement infrastructure that enables rapid development and releases.

Teaching fellow for Computer Science E-164 (Mobile Software Engineering). Responsible for grading assignments and projects for more than 20 students.

Provide support, expertise and assistance as a senior member of the Research and Geospatial Technology group in support of University-wide research computing initiatives. Communicate with faculty and student researchers to translate their needs into functional project specifications.

Joined in-progress effort to re-write existing iPhone application. Responsible for UI customization, integration with social network platforms (Facebook, Twitter, etc) and other aspects of application performance and feature development.Designed and implemented a scalable, robust cloud based infrastructure supporting existing application architecture. Design goals included maximizing user experience, dynamic resource scaling, geographic load and content distribution.

Directing a staff of 4 providing IT support, research services, and conducting software development. Contributing directly to infrastructure, requirements gathering, research, programming, debugging, documentation, and administration of software and IT projects. Manage core HMDC services by assessing system usage and ensuring capacity for current needs and future growth, recommending purchases, contributing to budgetary and long-term planning.

Affected an increase in stability and scalability of core services through the partitioning of client services. Services were grouped into clusters of hardware optimized for that service task. Utilized DNS for division of supported services. Provided maximum flexibility for further provisioning of services based on performance needs or service level agreements. Coordinated migration from various versions of Linux to Red Hat Enterprise Linux. Developed infrastructure for consistent, automatic, network based server installation with NFS, dhcp, and kickstart. Utilized native Red Hat packaging mechanism (RPM) to distribute operating system configuration and customizations. Reduced bare metal integration time to 15-20 minutes.

Performed system maintenance, technical support and enterprise level services. Daily tasks included overseeing operation of core Linux (mail, web, login, file and compute) servers; designing and implementing server and cluster configuration in support of research computing; developing systems and network programs in support of high-performance computing and HMDC operations.

Teaching fellow for Computer Science E-76 (Building Mobile Applications). Responsible for grading assignments and projects for more than 20 students.Provided coverage once per week for class wide (nearly 200 students) online support and discussion system.Run focused topic computer lab sessions, sections and office hours.