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I build software for the moments nobody demos, traffic spikes, partial failures, bad retries, and everything that happens after “works on my machine.”

CS @ ASU · May 2027

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Break something

Each failure heals on its own. Watch the numbers.

Live model of a request path: clients, a load balancer, 5 requests per second across workers, and a store that applies each idempotency key once.

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Projects

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the exactly-once store

ProcessMesh

Durable execution for side effects that must happen exactly once.

A distributed backend where every side effect is idempotent, every retry is safe, and a crashed worker never leaves a half-finished job behind.

Go · Postgres · Kafka · OpenTelemetryGitHub
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the latency path

ChronosBook

A C++ order book tuned for latency, memory layout, and cache behavior.

Low-level performance work: contiguous memory, cache-line-aware structures, and measured tail latency under sustained load.

C++20 · Benchmarks · perfGitHub
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the scheduler and the workers

Aster

A fault-tolerant distributed task runtime built from scratch in Python.

Schedules dependency-aware workloads across local and remote workers. Survives worker failure through heartbeats, retries, resource reservations, backpressure, and stale-result protection.

Python · asyncio · gRPCGitHub

All projects and the archive

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Experience

  • 2025 — Present

    TODO Role

    Arizona State University

    TODO: one measurable outcome.

  • 2024 — 2025

    TODO Role

    Arizona State University

    TODO: one measurable outcome.

  • 2024 — 2024

    TODO Role

    Arizona State University

    TODO: one measurable outcome.

  • TODO — TODO

    Senator

    Undergraduate Student Government, ASU

    TODO: one outcome.

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Open Source

  • NVIDIA Dynamo

    PR #12909

    TODO: one line — the Rust/Go/C FFI problem and what merged.

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Skills & Stack

Languages
Go, C++, Python, Rust, TypeScript, SQL
Systems
Distributed systems, Durable execution, eBPF / XDP, Linux internals
Infrastructure
Postgres, Redis, Kafka, gRPC, OpenTelemetry, Docker, Kubernetes
Practice
Benchmark harnesses, Failure injection, Idempotency, Backpressure