# Roman Scher

> Founding Product Engineer at Oneleet (YC S22)

Location: New York City Metropolitan Area, United States
Profile: https://flows.cv/romanscher

I write software with a love for building simple, beautiful interfaces for people.

Web and frontend is my speciality, but I also enjoy building out backends. I’m highly detail-oriented and believe that both well-defined domains and well-designed data models are essential to taming complexity in systems and directly correlate with the quality of end-user experiences.

Working with music and video is a huge passion of mine. Check out one of my favorite projects mugen, a command-line music video generator: github.com/scherroman/mugen

## Work Experience
### Founding Product Engineer @ Oneleet
Jan 2024 – Present

### Senior Full Stack Engineer @ Oneleet
Jan 2023 – Jan 2024

### Full Stack Software Engineer @ Resonance Companies
Jan 2017 – Jan 2021 | Greater New York City Area
• Led our brand applications team as a founding engineer. Developed code conventions for the organization, mentored engineers, and reviewed architecture, product, and strategy across four engineering teams.

• Overhauled our systems, data models, and technology stack to solve major bottlenecks in our platform across design, digital engineering, e-commerce, and manufacturing. Worked closely with these teams to automate and scale our platform from supporting three brands to over twenty brands.

### Data Engineering Intern @ New York University
Jan 2016 – Jan 2016 | Greater New York City Area
Social Media and Political Participation (SMaPP Lab)

• Built an Ansible toolset to automate orchestration of ETL pipelines for large-scale social media datasets.

• Wrote Python processes to continually extract, pre-process, and route new batches of Twitter Tweets from MongoDB to our ElasticSearch cluster.

• Developed an Elastic Stack system and data schema for rapid search and visualization on terabytes of Tweets, with real-time dashboard overviews for incoming data streams.

### Research Assistant @ Stony Brook University
Jan 2016 – Jan 2016
Computer Architecture Stony Brook Lab (COMPAS Lab), Professors Ferdman & Nickiforakis

• Created an Elastic Stack system to track and visualize daily changes across millions of domain name records. 

• Built a distributed pipeline with Logstash and RabbitMQ to parallelize the daily processing and routing of records.

• Worked with professors to develop strategies for data ingestion and analysis, as well as the configuration of OpenStack computing resources.


## Education
### Bachelor of Science (BS) in Computer Science
Stony Brook University
Jan 2013 – Jan 2017


## Contact & Social
- LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/scherroman
- GitHub: https://github.com/scherroman

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Last updated: 2026-03-20