Tigera, the inventor and maintainer of open source Calico, delivers Calico Cloud, the next-generation cloud service for Kubernetes security and observability. Calico Cloud is offered both as a managed cloud service and a self-managed service in a private VPC. Tigera's Kubernetes native service extends the declarative nature of Kubernetes to specify "security and observability as code," which ensures consistent enforcement of security policies and compliance and provides observability and troubleshooting across multi-cluster, multi-cloud and hybrid deployments. Tigera's solution is used by some of the world's leading companies, including AT&T, Bloomberg, JP Morgan Chase, Morgan Stanley, Robinhood, ServiceNow, and Visa. Tigera Secure Enterprise Edition builds on leading open source projects: Kubernetes, Calico, and Istio, which Tigera engineers maintain and contribute to as active members of the cloud-native community. Tigera technology powers the world’s largest clouds including Amazon Web Services, Google Container Engine, Microsoft Azure, and IBM; and large-scale environments such as Box, Github, and Verizon. Skills: IP Networking · Programming · Kubernetes · Container Orchestration · Team Leadership · Data Analysis · Distributed Systems · Project Management · Go (Programming Language) · Network Security · Open-Source Development · Distributed Team Management · Testing · Team Management · Python

Project Calico is the most widely adopted solution for Kubernetes networking and security, powering 1M+ nodes daily across 166 countries. Calico is the only solution with a pluggable data plane architecture enabling support for multiple data planes, including standard Linux, eBPF, and Windows. Skills: IP Networking · Programming · Kubernetes · Container Orchestration · Team Leadership · Data Analysis · Distributed Systems · Project Management · Go (Programming Language) · Network Security · Open-Source Development · Distributed Team Management · Testing · Team Management · Python

I worked on the services that define what rewards are delivered to users based on moments and the targeting criteria that make up those moments. Skills: Programming · Data Analysis · Distributed Systems · Go (Programming Language) · Testing · Python

Associate Application Developer (August 2013 - September 2014) • Implemented performance optimizations, including parallelization and asynchronous processing, in order to scale the Financials Grants product and increase calculation performance in the effort certification engine by 98% • Fixed pressing customer issues by using domain knowledge to diagnose issues in the award costs and effort certification calculation engines, debugging the logic, and swiftly deploying patches in the proprietary language Xpresso • Designed and implemented scalable frameworks on the Worktag technology used across the entire application to improve both application performance and developer efficiency by providing modular approaches for new and existing code • Acted as Development Lead which requires designing the class model diagram, presenting the technical design document, and directing other developers in the implementation by providing easily consumable subtasks and reviewing code • Participated in Tech Lead meetings both across the department and across the entire development organization in order to report and learn about enhancements that may affect other teams, as well as provide feedback on their feasibility Skills: Programming · Data Analysis · Testing

I worked as a research assistant under Professor Elad Alon. I wrote code for the Berkeley Analog Generator, which is a software tool that aids engineers in circuit design. Skills: Programming · Circuit Design

Program Management internship where I filled both technical and management roles. I aided in the development of a mobile applications test bed for field apps engineers to test handsets (smartphones). I also ran meetings and assisted in resolving problems that the products were having before launch. In addition to those tasks, I worked on network simulations and software tools to handle and organize large amounts of data. Skills: Programming · Data Analysis · Program Management

Tigera, the inventor and maintainer of open source Calico, delivers Calico Cloud, the next-generation cloud service for Kubernetes security and observability. Calico Cloud is offered both as a managed cloud service and a self-managed service in a private VPC. Tigera's Kubernetes native service extends the declarative nature of Kubernetes to specify "security and observability as code," which ensures consistent enforcement of security policies and compliance and provides observability and troubleshooting across multi-cluster, multi-cloud and hybrid deployments. Tigera's solution is used by some of the world's leading companies, including AT&T, Bloomberg, JP Morgan Chase, Morgan Stanley, Robinhood, ServiceNow, and Visa. Tigera Secure Enterprise Edition builds on leading open source projects: Kubernetes, Calico, and Istio, which Tigera engineers maintain and contribute to as active members of the cloud-native community. Tigera technology powers the world’s largest clouds including Amazon Web Services, Google Container Engine, Microsoft Azure, and IBM; and large-scale environments such as Box, Github, and Verizon.

Project Calico is the most widely adopted solution for Kubernetes networking and security, powering 1M+ nodes daily across 166 countries. Calico is the only solution with a pluggable data plane architecture enabling support for multiple data planes, including standard Linux, eBPF, and Windows.

I worked on the services that define what rewards are delivered to users based on moments and the targeting criteria that make up those moments.

Associate Application Developer (August 2013 - September 2014) • Implemented performance optimizations, including parallelization and asynchronous processing, in order to scale the Financials Grants product and increase calculation performance in the effort certification engine by 98% • Fixed pressing customer issues by using domain knowledge to diagnose issues in the award costs and effort certification calculation engines, debugging the logic, and swiftly deploying patches in the proprietary language Xpresso • Designed and implemented scalable frameworks on the Worktag technology used across the entire application to improve both application performance and developer efficiency by providing modular approaches for new and existing code • Acted as Development Lead which requires designing the class model diagram, presenting the technical design document, and directing other developers in the implementation by providing easily consumable subtasks and reviewing code • Participated in Tech Lead meetings both across the department and across the entire development organization in order to report and learn about enhancements that may affect other teams, as well as provide feedback on their feasibility