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San Francisco, California, US

Kiddom is an edtech company that provides a comprehensive platform for K-12 schools, offering tools for curriculum management, assessments, and student progress tracking to support individualized learning and teacher collaboration.

At Glow, I develop and maintain software for embedded Raspberry Pi devices and cloud systems that collect and distribute energy and environmental impact data from solar farms. This role involves using Go for primary development and Python for scripting. All software for the project is fully open-source. Glow incentivizes solar farm development by providing.

Temecula, CA, US

At Perceptyx, an employee listening, analytics, and leadership coaching company, I led the Services and Scalability Team. I was responsible for developing new services and enhancing the reliability and scalability of core systems, libraries, and frameworks. I collaborated with the DevOps team to modernize outdated VM architecture and authored the bootstrap.

Franklin, Tennessee, US

At a healthtech startup focused on healthcare efficiency and optimization, I served as Principal Engineer and Architect. I was responsible for software architecture, back-end services, and mobile device development. I designed and implemented a Python-based API server to replace the existing solution and produced a software architecture and security plan.

At a leading streaming video and video-on-demand service provider, I worked in product and systems engineering. I was involved in full-stack development of streaming video publishing applications within a Kubernetes-based continuous integration environment. I was responsible for updating the primary packaging application, utilizing the ffmpeg library and.

Belfield, Dublin, IE

Development of embedded systems software for a bay area startup building silicon-based Quantum Computing solutions. Software for Raspberry PI driver board, with instrument testing and monitoring tools. Primary languages Python and C++, using the Stable Cloud Computing C++ library. Also developed a test driver communication library using gRPC.

As the founder of a startup, I developed an open-source computing platform and tools, including a highly efficient general-purpose C++ library. This library is designed for use in both Hybrid Cloud and Edge computing environments, featuring modular support for TCP/IP networking, PKI cryptography, and an HTTP client and server. For build automation, I.

As a working manager at BNY Mellon, I led a team responsible for logging and registry components for the BNY Mellon Application Engine, a private cloud system built with open-source technologies like Apache Mesos and Hashicorp Nomad. I developed a secret vaulting and Docker container injection system using Hashicorp Vault in Java and maintained Docker.

San Jose, California, US

In the Advanced Technology Group, I researched emerging technologies and developed projects in cloud computing and object storage. I helped design and build a rack-scale object storage system, taking it from design to a successful customer POC. My roles included build and infrastructure engineering, systems software, and managing the software development.

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As an early engineer in a venture-funded startup, I developed a distributed system for IP surveillance video, primarily using C++. I managed product infrastructure and developed systems and storage software. I also assisted with sales and field engineering. Our enterprise customers included The Tech San Jose, Universal Studios Hollywood, Technicolor.

Kawasaki, Kanagawa, JP

I developed and supported software for integrated LCD set-top products (Sony Smart TV) using NEC's A/V chips running ITRON RTOS. I integrated a USB stack into the product to solve performance problems.

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I worked as a senior engineer and managed a team in a medium-sized startup to produce a 16-channel PCI video processing board. I redesigned the device driver model for the product and developed a Windows viewer for the reference product.

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I developed systems and software for Scientific-Atlanta cable set-top box products, contributing to the architecture and design of an Open TV standards-based product on embedded Linux. I also attended conferences and industry forums on behalf of the company.

Cupertino, CA, US

I was a tools and kernel development engineer for a set-top box running the PowerTV real-time OS. I developed a kernel emulator and ported Sun Microsystems' PersonalJava VM to the set-top box environment. The company was later acquired by Scientific-Atlanta.

I was an early engineer at startup providing healthcare front desk customer interaction system.