Full stack software engineer.

WRENCH enables novel avenues for scientific workflow use, research, development, and education. WRENCH capitalizes on recent and critical advances in the state of the art of distributed platform/application simulation. WRENCH builds on top of the open-source SimGrid simulation framework. SimGrid enables the simulation of large-scale distributed applications in a way that is accurate (via validated simulation models), scalable (low ratio of simulation time to simulated time, ability to run large simulations on a single computer with low compute, memory, and energy footprints), and expressive (ability to simulate arbitrary platform, application, and execution scenarios). WRENCH provides directly usable high-level simulation abstractions using SimGrid as a foundation.

I was awarded $5,000 contract with U.S military and partner organizations as a winner of a hackathon at University of California, San Diego in 2017. I developed an Android application which catalogs military assets with 97% accuracy using machine vision and reduced inventory processing time by 40%.

Working to provide information systems security through encryption services, administrative computing, data services such as computer migrations, as well as imaging and secure erasing of mac and windows machines.

I worked on Bullseye Enterprises website using HTML, CSS, and Javascript in order to create pages that significantly lowered their bounce rate and increased user engagement.