Since October 2021 I've been working on infrastructure for onboarding to Google Cloud. In this capacity I've contributed Java code to Google's backend in order to streamline existing pipelines to onboard to Google Cloud as well as supporting onboarding to new product features. As our team lacked SRE support, I also rotated through on-call shifts where I was responsible for the team's CI/CD pipeline and for handling pages relating to service availability and other metrics.

From March 2020-October 2021 I worked on the SDK for authentication, identity, and onboarding for Google Cloud. While in that role, I was responsible for the Golang component of my team's work, contributing to https://github.com/googleapis/google-api-go-client; other team members worked on Java, Python, and C++.

Looking for the next place to be.

I spent the two years building software to decode and analyse 802.11 traffic for 802Secure. The product is cloud-based wireless (e.g., 802.11, Bluetooth, ZigBee) security that detects wireless threats and vulnerabilities . It was deployed for multiple years at DefCon, and at DefCon 2018 I worked on it in SecOps.

I wrote an 802.11 parser & scanner. The scanner looks for things like KRACK attacks, evil twins, malformed packets, de-auth attacks and WiFi Pineapples. I wrote most of my tests, using tools like Aircrack-ng as needed. I had to dig down into threats to figure out how to mimic (for testing) and detect them. I also had to dive into the IEEE 802.11 spec (802.11-2016 is 3.5K pages of standard-ese).

Tutored students in mathematics (precalc, single- and multi-variable calculus, discrete mathematics) and physics (classical physics, thermodynamics, E&M).