As an engineer on the founding team at Captricity, I was responsible for transforming an initial research prototype into an enterprise-ready product. This included building out full stack software features, deploying code, maintaining code, managing server infrastructure, and debugging customer issues.

Later in my tenure, I transitioned into technical product management. In this role, I spent my time figuring out what to build. I guided a number of product features from conception to release, acting as glue between the customer, sales, marketing, customer success, and engineering.

While in grad school, I developed novel methods to find and fix concurrency bugs. Many of these methods incorporated randomization to allow scaling to real world code bases.

I spent most of my time working with C++, LLVM, and the Pthread library.

As a graduate intern at Intel, I continued my research into debugging concurrent programs. This internship resulted in a workshop paper and a patent.