Dylan Jaworski

About

Software engineering intern at the Florida Department of Transportation who built validation/anomaly-detection logic for a live operational telemetry + system log processing pipeline. Emphasizes fault-tolerant, state-driven system design (degraded modes, data freshness tracking, safe fallbacks) and debugs time-sensitive behavior via logging/latency analysis and replay-based testing—skills that translate well to robotics-style architectures despite no direct ROS/robot experience.

Experience

Education

Key Strengths

• Designs robust validation and processing logic for noisy/incomplete telemetry data
• Maintains consistent internal system state via explicit state transitions and degraded-mode handling
• Practical anomaly detection using integrity checks and rule-based thresholds (spikes/dropouts/flatlines)
• Debugs time-sensitive systems with timestamped logging, latency analysis, and input replay
• Builds fault-tolerant behavior using defensive checks and last-known-good/safe fallback strategies
• Strong interface-contract and message-schema discipline for cross-component/distributed communication
• Production-minded deployment/testing experience with Docker and CI/CD workflows