Core Skills

If I can't do it, I can learn how!

DevOps

Thanks to years of studying CS as a whole, I'm capable of managing and pipe-lining development of software in such a way that promotes productivity and goal achievement.

Technologies

I've studied various programming languages and have written multiple programs in each. I'm proficient in general development using Python, TypeScript, and Rust; just to name a few. In addition, I'm well acquainted with modern generative AI tools and how to leverage them to boost productivity.

Sociability

I'm a team player. Without all of the "teams" I've worked with throughout my life I wouldn't be where and who I am today.

System Operator

While working at Symbotic, Inc. I was responsible for monitoring and maintaining operation of a semi-autonomous fleet of robotic systems (composed of approximately 800 automata colloquially referred to as SymBots) using both proprietary and open-source technologies

  • Technologies I used PuTTY and Cygwin (for remote access to autonomous mobile robots (i.e., a robot containing a Nvidia Jetson module running a Linux for Tegra instance (35.6.1) with SSH enabled)). The Global Regular Expression Print command-line utility (3.12) to search for specific data in sensor logs. The Amazon Ion CLI (0.11.0) to convert Amazon Ion files into JSON files. The jq command-line utility (1.8.1) to convert JSON files into comma-separated values files (in order to allow for specialized, programmatic analysis of the data via Python scripts utilizing the Pandas package)

Software Engineer Intern

While working at UnifyAI Group, Inc. I partially implemented a module contained within a commercial package called Ivy (used to convert machine learning oriented code between popular frameworks) in Python (3.11.4)

  • Specific Component Implemented Implemented a portion of the user interface (designed to enable users working with Ivy’s functional application programming interface (version 1.1.9) to execute specific operations using the PArallel Distributed Deep LEarning (PaddlePaddle) framework’s original implementation of them by leveraging wrapper functions that are defined in the “backends” directory of the Ivy codebase) of the Python package using the corporation’s chosen standard of code design
  • Technologies I used Docker to run a development container, Git to control the versioning of my code, GitHub Actions to test and verify the validity of my contributions, and Python for general development
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