I work on network architecture, measurement, and automation. I'm interested in bringing network data analysis and cutting-edge network research and protocols into practice, and also feeding practical experience back into research. I have a PhD in Internet architecture and protocol design.I am currently working on the future of ingress traffic engineering at Fastly, in the traffic management systems team. Formerly I was in the Office of the CTO (OCTO). In my role at Fastly, I take on on Internet measurement projects: I work on trying to understand the network.Externally, I'm a chair in the RIPE community's Measurements, Analysis, and Tools (MAT) working group. I participate in multiple respected academic program committees. I take on multiple interns each year and I collaborate with external researchers.Previously, I was in the R&D team at the RIPE NCC, and prior to that I led Yahoo’s IPv6 program where we deployed IPv6 across properties for up to a billion users. In a distant past I led development and deployment of network monitoring software on 12,000+ customer hosts at Boundary.
Listed skills include Distributed Systems, Ipv6, Ipv4, C, and 46 others.