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Backend engineer at Electric Hydrogen who built a serverless device-log ingestion and processing platform in Python/Flask, scaling throughput (4x peak ingestion) while keeping sub-300ms API latency. Strong in Postgres/SQLAlchemy performance (partitioning, materialized views) and production ML integration (ONNX model served via FastAPI microservice with async batch inference, Redis feature caching, and drift monitoring via S3/Lambda). Experienced designing secure multi-tenant systems with schema-per-tenant isolation and KMS-backed encryption.
Experience
Software Engineer InternCisco ThousandEyes
Software Engineer InternElectric Hydrogen
Software Engineer IIJPMorganChase
Software Engineer InternJPMorganChase
Teaching AssistantUniversity of Wisconsin- Madison
Teaching Assistant: Mobile Systems and Applications, Database Management Systems, Software EngineeringUniversity of Wisconsin- Madison
Education
University of Wisconsin- Madisonmaster, Computer Science (2025)
Key Strengths
Designed maintainable Flask APIs using blueprints + service-layer separation (improved testability/onboarding)
Built high-throughput async ingestion pipeline with SQS + retry/DLQ; achieved 4x peak ingestion while maintaining sub-300ms API responses
PostgreSQL/SQLAlchemy performance tuning (indexes, partitioning, bulk inserts, N+1 reduction) scaling to millions of log entries
Used materialized views to cut analytics load times from seconds to under 200ms
Production ML integration via separate FastAPI inference microservice + ONNX, with async batch inference through queues
Reduced ML latency from ~500ms to ~120ms using Redis feature caching
Implemented multi-tenant isolation with schema-per-tenant, tenant-aware middleware, per-tenant quotas, and KMS-based encryption controls
Optimized background consumers with batching (25–30 msgs), Redis metadata caching, concurrency tuning, and backpressure to protect Postgres
Led rollout of an opinionated-but-flexible internal CLI to standardize AWS infrastructure provisioning across multiple teams/orgs
Designed programmatic generation of Terraform modules from validated architecture templates (VPC/EKS/RDS/IAM/networking) with secure defaults
Drives adoption through pilot partnerships, strong documentation/templates, and low-friction CI/CD integration
Systematic distributed-systems debugging using scoping, correlation IDs, and observability to pinpoint ingestion pipeline failures
Implemented DLQ-based capture of malformed/edge-case messages to prevent silent data loss and harden pipelines
Bridges on-prem industrial data sources with cloud/Kubernetes; builds real-time IoT telemetry pipelines feeding analytics