Helped teams with founder-market fit to achieve product-market fit.

• Maker of the SleepWatch App• Growth, Product Strategy, Engagement, Retention, User Experience• Monetization, Unit Economics, Performance Metrics, Digital Marketing• Operations, Culture & Hiring, Investor Relations

An early employee in the role of network principal, forging the underlying infrastructure for the Gaikai Cloud. As the company grew from 20 to 200 people over the span of four years, I transitioned to a hands-on executive role. My organization was responsible for Gaikai's agile and scalable cloud network infrastructure, supporting the gaming cloud. The org managed the complete life cycle of the network; from conceptualization, to design architecture, procurement, implementation, management automation, process and organizational development. We built several generations of the Gaikai cloud, from the very scrappy to the very scalable.

Primary (shared) responsibility: Architecture for FB's large scale Backbone interconnecting Peering, Transit and a distributed computing cloud fabric. Focused on policies and protocols for a multi-regional, global, MPLS-TE, BGP, and ISIS multi-vendor environment. This included the ground-up architecture for a fully automated MPLS-TE domain. It also included the iBGP and eBGP strategy and policy implementations, across Junos, FTOS, and IOS platforms.

Participated in projects involving Engineering, Implementation and Design tasks. Participated in traffic management working group and design committees. Contributed to architecture initiatives for a large scale network.

Multi-phase role; initially involving the integration, remediation and upgrading of the Network for the Overture acquisition. This phase included the redesign of the OSPF based backbone network. Additionally, this phase also included the upgrading of the Backbone from DS3 to larger bandwidth links and additional interconnect density. The turn up of new computing clusters, the replacement of legacy load balancers and redesign of the GSLB mesh. Beyond the Overture acquisition, my role became a more generalized Network Engineering role supporting all Yahoo! properties.

Dealt mostly with campus LANs and some WAN. Had my first exposure to EIGRP, Solaris, and Datacenter infrastructure.

Place&Route and automation. Physical layout. Multi ALU Processor. Solaris, Linux, EDIF, bash, awk, sed, etc.

Started as a COOP and was converted to full-time. Main project was an on-chip flash memory (Cobra) under a team that later expanded to include additional on-chip memories; including SRAM and RegisterFiles. Also dealth with AIX, SCO, VHDL, EDIF, C++, Perl.