Time-Series Data Software Engineer

I worked on resolving the cyclic dependencies between Uber's experimentation platform and the mobile platforms networking tools.

My focus was on controlling code experimentation using DNS TXT records without compromising the security and speed of the networking stack. The target goal was to turn off faulty code experiments that could cause self-sustaining feedback (i.e, a network code experiment that prevented the networking tools from initiating automated fallbacks).

The tools and Languages I used included: Java, RxJava, YAML configs, Git, Arcanist, Vscode, Wireshark, and Jetbrains IntelliJ.

I worked as a learning fellow for Dartmouth College Software Development Course (COSC50) IN SPRING 2022. As a student fellow, I have demonstrated sufficient mastery of course material to assist the professor in the classroom. I help direct course activities as well as field questions in place of the professor.

I worked as 1 of 2 Full Stack Developers managing and updating the Magnuson Center Web Platform in 2021. I was responsible for fixing bugs, and innovating and deploying new features. I developed and shipped a low code no-code admin dashboard for the non-technical Magnuson center admins to interact comprehensively with the site and database