Implemented media security features, including manifest manipulation and segment encryption, for live-streaming media using C++.

Implemented Brotli compression, weak ETag support, and support for “partial combined objects” on Akamai’s

web products. One customer experienced over 30% fewer origin hits, and most experienced up to 10% quicker average delivery times to mobile users after opting in.

Designed and led development of an internal web-based application to track product releases using React and Flask.

Created tools using Python to aid in debugging and testing scenarios on a globally distributed content delivery network.

Designed a new feature to prioritize latency-sensitive content on edge machines within the CDN.

Created libraries to build animated, interactive data visualizations using Python, React, D3.js, and WebGL.

Implemented microservices on a Kubernetes cluster that continuously run data science queries from multiple databases and stream the results into an in-memory cache for instant access to new information.

Created a containerized Web application, written using Python and rendered by a React/Redux front-end, to display these data streams inside interactive dashboards and on-demand, procedurally generated reports.

Designed and led development of a scalable data pipeline written in Python that loads historical and real-time web analytics data into a central database while minimizing compute cost and tolerating extraction faults such as rate limiting.

Patched firmware for Tegra's power management processor to remove MISRA C violations, in order to comply with software safety regulations per ISO 26262.

Substantially refactored the codebase to eliminate unsafe debugging routines from the production build.

This internship was completed as part of a Major Qualifying Project (capstone) at WPI during the spring semester of 2019.

Tutored students and graded assignments for various courses in the Computer Science department.

Led laboratory and conference sections throughout the class term.

Worked with the course’s professor to revise syllabi and other material as needed.