pug.config.yaml

education:
- school: "Stevens Institute of Technology"
  graduationDate: "May 2018"
  degree: "Master of Science in Cybersecurity"
  gpa: 3.67
  roles: []
- school: "Stevens Institute of Technology"
  graduationDate: "May 2017"
  degree: "Bachelor of Science in Computer Science with Mathematics Minor"
  gpa: 3.40
  roles:
  - title: "Teaching Assistant"
    startDate: "Feb 2015"
    endDate: "Dec 2017"
    description: "Algorithms, Concurrent Programming, Operating Systems, Team Programming & Problem Solving"

experience:
- company: "IBM"
  roles:
  - title: Software Engineer • TradeLens
    startDate: August 2018
    description:
    - Collaborated with Maersk to build an event-driven platform that
      facilitates global trade by using live data ingested from several of the
      world's largest shipping companies to track shipments and containers,
      manage trade documents, and enable visibility to ports, terminals, and
      other global trade parties around the world.
    - Designed a generic, role-based, hierarchical access control system
      inspired by AWS IAM, Google Cloud IAM, and Open Policy Agent in order to
      enforce complex data access rules and implemented it with
      TypeScript/Node.js.
    # TODO: convey that I worked on almost all parts of the product
    # and got a good understanding of problem domain as a result
    #
    # TODO: add something about researching EDIFACT and shipping domain
    - Worked with stakeholders to design and develop a notification
      microservice utilizing Twilio and Sendgrid.
#    - Used Kubernetes and Helm to orchestrate application deployments.
    - Set up continuous deployment for several services using Docker,
      Kubernetes, Helm, Skaffold, Argo, and Travis.
    - Used Apache Kafka, Avro, Spark SQL, IBM Cloud Object Storage, and Python
      to build an ETL pipeline, giving clients the ability to perform custom
      analytics which help them optimize their business processes.
    - Coordinated with a Chinese telecom company to integrate a third-party
      identity provider in order to enable partnership with a large Chinese
      shipping company.
    #- Worked with a truly global team consisting of individuals in California,
    #  North Carolina, Jersey City, Denmark, Egypt, Bangalore, and Beijing among
    #  other locations.
#    - Participated in IBM's Golang developer community and led team education
#      sessions on Golang.

  - title: Software Engineering Intern • Extreme Blue
    startDate: "May"
    endDate: "August 2017"
    description:
    - Architected and implemented an identity management solution that uses a
      combination of biometrics and other factors to securely authenticate
      individuals.
    - Created and delivered a pitch to over 50 executives at IBM's corporate
      headquarters in Armonk, NY.

- company: "iCIMS"
  roles:
  - title: "Software Developer Intern"
    startDate: "June"
    endDate: "August 2015"
    description:
    - Designed and implemented a system to automate merges, saving each
      developer an average of 4 hours/week.
    - Created a user-friendly web interface for the system using EmberJS and
      Material Design Lite.

  - title: "Software Development Engineer in Test (SDET) Intern"
    startDate: "June"
    endDate: "August 2014"
    description:
    - Implemented a system which aligns automation tests, unit tests, and QA
      tests within a test case management suite, saving QA technicians hours of
      manually entering test case information.

projects:
- name: TaylorFit
  description: |
    Worked closely with a client and 3 other students to build an isomorphic
    web app for analyzing data using multivariate polynomial regression. All
    processing is done client-side using WebWorkers to parallelize complex
    calculations.

- name: HTTP Pretty Good Authentication (HPGA)
  description: |
    Proof-of-concept for HTTP Authentication based on PGP signatures as an
    extension to RFC 7235. Created a Passport.js strategy for the server side
    of authentication and a Python client to perform the client side of
    authentication.

- name: SemNet
  description: |
    Used Stanford's CoreNLP library to models entity relationships by applying
    syntax rules to natural lanaguage parsed into syntax trees, and trained it
    on a subset of Wikipedia's "simple english" pages.