I am currently a senior SDE for aws system-manager, I am a maintainer of amazon-ssm-agent.
Prior to this, I used to work for aws service-quotas, where I helped launch context based quotas.
Prior to that, I used to work for aws ram, where I helped RAM integrate with resource based IAM policies.
Prior to that, I used to work for AT&T as a software engineer.
I am a cyclist, my goal for the year is 300W FTP at 4W/kg
Also a runner, I would like to best my half marathon time of 1:39:04, and run a full marathon without cramping out.
My wife Sophie is an assistant professor at Wharton, her research pushes operational and graph matching frontiers.
We have a baby boy, Rowan, he's making our life much more fun and challenging.
Something someone in addition to myself might find useful/fun
A simple, fast, local task and record manager written in rust
Github link
$ cargo install tascli
A terminal client to browse hackernews forum
Github link
$ pipx install hnterminal
Python helper tool for easily building a repl client in terminal
Github link
$ pip install replbuilder
A pip module that use multi-threading to scan IP blocks for pre-specified ports.
Github link
$ pipx install portscan
A pip module that provide abstraction for sqlitedao for personal projects
Github link
$ pipx install sqlitedao
A npm package that does generate text based off seed text and weighted markov chain.
Github link
$ npm i weighted-markov-generator
A npm package that calculates market transactions and process orders base on supply and demand.
Github link
$ npm i market-transactions-engine
Run any cellular automata setup on a short descriptive json: Cellular-Automata, See source code with Github link.
I've never had more diaries written until it's available as a single command. diaryman.sh (Github)
In memory of John Conway, may he rest in peace.
Prehistoric simulation game in your browser (Desktop only): Prehistoric
Hydrology simulation in your browser (Desktop only): Hydro-Sim
Go to my Github Account for more interesting things!
I also learn and help people through Stack Overflow.
Vim or Emacs?
vim, of course.