At eero, I make sure billions of datapoints get where they need to go so that our customers can have Wi-Fi that just works. During my time here I have:

• Maintained streaming technology that provides real-time analytics for petabyte scale datasets.

• Automated the process of onboarding hundreds of events, saving over 800 engineering hours in the initial migration alone.

• Improved anomaly detection and alerting to be 14x faster with improved reporting and reproducability.

• Developed and presented Generative AI product research.

• Guided application teams through the Security Certification process as an Amazon Security Certifier.

Ypy offers the foundational data structures for peer-to-peer collaboration software. It binds an ergonomic Pythonic interface the Yrs, a performance-focused conflict-free replicated data type library written in Rust.

Ypy is perfect fit for collaborative text editing and design software. It is currently being used by the Project Jupyter team to add collaboration to JupyterLab.

As maintainer, I coded the initial version of the library, developed a comprehensive test suite, wrote the typed documentation and created an automated CI/CD pipeline to deploy the library to PyPI.

• Built analytics tools for large-scale data firehoses

• Automated data-driven alerts, allowing stakeholders to focus on other tasks while maintaining observability

• Refactored firmware-level Rust codebase, improving error handling and logging

• Maintained AWS cloud resources

As President of the Computer Science and Artificial intelligence club, I focused on making machine learning accessible for new students and providing club members with new avenues to grow their abilities. In addition to impactful software engineering projects, CSAI offered consistent weekly workshops for the first time. I presented on artificial neural networks, convolutional neural networks, generative adversarial networks, and natural language processing techniques while introducing members to common data science tools.