Vetted Bash Professionals

“Frontend engineer with experience building enterprise ERP/CRM dashboards in React + TypeScript, including cron-driven data updates and differentiated state flows. Emphasizes CI/CD pipeline setup, performance optimization (Core Web Vitals, React Profiler), and disciplined delivery practices (risk-based QA, phased rollouts); also has Figma-to-responsive implementation experience.”

“Built and deployed a production bilingual (Bengali/English) AI virtual assistant that replaced IVR for telecom customer service at massive scale (~15M users), integrating ASR/TTS, Rasa dialogue management, and custom NLP. Overcame low-resource Bengali data and noisy call-center audio with synthetic data augmentation and transformer fine-tuning, achieving significant production gains including ~50% reduction in support calls.”

“Undergraduate Research Assistant at Virginia Commonwealth University with exposure to autonomous vehicle and UAV platforms in the Open Cyber City lab, assembling and setting up Duckiebots/Duckiedrones. Built introductory ROS 2 Python projects (ping-pong pub/sub and services) and has some experience setting up Docker for Duckietown-based robotics environments.”

“Application security engineer/advisor with hands-on experience securing AWS-based, containerized services and embedding SAST/DAST/SCA and container scanning into GitHub/GitLab CI/CD. Drove measurable outcomes (50% faster vuln triage, 40% fewer misconfigs) and has deep operational troubleshooting experience in Kubernetes (agent failures due to CPU throttling/network policies), plus pragmatic strategies to reduce developer friction and handle API rate limits.”

“Embedded/IoT-focused builder who has shipped solo projects on ESP32 + FreeRTOS, including a security camera system with a machine-vision pipeline, light-sensor-driven IR control, and Telegram-based animated GIF alerts. Demonstrated real-time debugging skills by resolving race conditions and timing issues via buffer redesign and mutex-based synchronization; no ROS/ROS2 experience yet but open to learning.”