Technical leader and architect responsible for the vision and roadmap of NetApp’s Cloud VM File System solutions.

Technical leader for the first-party FSxN file system service in AWS.

Technical leader for NetApp's Cloud Volumes ONTAP (CVO) solutions in Google Cloud Platform

Member of the core software engineering group focusing on developing NetApp's Software-Defined Storage solution in on-premise and cloud environments.

• Implemented Storage management applications for block (raw) LUNs using SCSI_PASS_THROUGH_DIRECT API to perform virtualization ops such as VMware VAAI and Hyper-V ODX (SCSI programming).• Developed applications that issue various SCSI commands targeted to block Luns (SCSI programming).• Utilized Windows Storage Management APIs and Windows Setup Device Installation APIs.• Member of the EMC Coverity team; addressed coding issues found by running Coverity on a C/C++ application.• Effectively dealt with critical field issues.• Led the inventory management team responsible for managing over 30 VNX systems.• Trained and mentored new hires.

Responsibilities include new product development, enhancements, and fixes to existing products, writing unit test plans, analyzing and coding complex modules, and reviewing functional and system test plans.

• Presented budget of activities to the association.• Managed the association's budget by collecting receipts and remitting payments.• Kept accurate records on income and expenses and presented reports at each meeting.• Coordinated fundraising projects of the association.• Motivated new students to get involved in association activities.• Successfully planned and executed events throughout the year by working with other association committee members.

Taught and graded the following Math courses to undergraduate students.• MTH 311: Advanced Calculus I.• MTH 350: Applied Discrete Mathematics.• MTH 100: Basic Algebra.

• Responsibilities include enhancements and fixes to existing products, writing and executing unit test plans, and reviewing various CLARiiON product documents.• Developed an Error Message Look-up interface in C to parse 32-bit error codes (returned by failed operations) into a more descriptive "nice-name" to help test engineers submit defects against the appropriate product.