Stony Brook University — MS in Computer Science
Fall 2026 — PresentSystems, infrastructure & performance. Graduate coursework in Computer Architecture, Database Systems, and Analysis of Algorithms.
Software Engineer · Infrastructure & Distributed Systems
Software engineer and MS Computer Science student at Stony Brook University, focused on reliable infrastructure, distributed systems, and performance. Experience in production SRE, automated delivery, infrastructure as code, open source, and technical mentorship.
Systems, infrastructure & performance. Graduate coursework in Computer Architecture, Database Systems, and Analysis of Algorithms.
GPA 3.97 / 4.00. Background in software engineering and computer science. Teaching, tutoring, developer community leadership, and campus technology support.
FindingFive
Academic capstone projects · SUNY Oswego
Falcon · Dokploy · GitLab / CodePath AI301
Google Developer Groups · SUNY Oswego
SUNY Oswego
Juncture
Turning a day of manual deployment into a repeatable, ten-minute workflow. Infrastructure that lets three teams focus on building. <10 min: deployment, down from ~1 day.
A campus dining idea that became a service for real students. Real-time menus, background workers, and an observable cloud platform. 2 campuses: Oswego + Vanderbilt.
Can the signals we collect make the systems we serve faster? Exploring tail latency and request routing across AI inference backends. 3 strategies: one instrumented testbed.
Spring 2026 independent study advised by Professor Douglas Lea.
Cloud & infrastructure: AWS · Terraform · Linux · Docker · Proxmox · Networking
Delivery & reliability: GitHub Actions · Bitbucket Pipelines · CI/CD · Bash · New Relic · Prometheus · Grafana · Loki · CloudWatch
Languages & systems: Python · Go · Java · TypeScript · JavaScript · C · SystemVerilog · Distributed systems · Performance analysis
Application & data: Django · Spring Boot · PostgreSQL · MongoDB · Redis · Celery · React · Next.js · Tailwind CSS
Campus Technology Services IT help desk; Resident Assistant; approximately 200 hours of academic tutoring. Interests include photography, travel, and a personal Proxmox/Linux homelab.