About

Born and raised in Massachusetts, I went to Rochester, NY for college. I worked Illinois for a couple years before returning to Massachusetts, where I currently live.

My career out of college began at Bosch, where I was a database administrator. I mainly assisted internal customers with designing databases, as well as handling migrations, setting up servers, and health monitoring. I spent much of my time writing automation for these tasks for both myself and our global SQL team.

I left Bosch to work at a startup called IoT Systems, where I was a DevOps engineer, working on developing and maintaining our cloud infrastructure through AWS. I wrote alert systems, automated server maintenance jobs, and built out our infrastructure as code.

After IoT Systems, I was hired by HCL Technologies. I worked there expanding the code coverage of our test suite for our main product, Domino, focusing on our email routing and transfer code. I was primarily responsible for Domino’s stats publishing feature, and later was the primary developer for Domino’s integration with FlexNet, a licensing solution.

I left HCL and began a sabbatical, wishing to pursue game development. I focused most of my time on a game called Catch My Drift, a flight racing game.

Other Interests

• I’m a big Red Sox fan, and fan of baseball in general.

• I love physics and astronomy. I was once a Physics major before switching to Computer Science. I own two telescopes and plan to do astrophotography with it as a hobby.

• I’m a D&D dungeon master for two campaigns that have been running for three years.

• I am an avid computer game player. My favorite game of all time is Team Fortress 2, which I used to play competitively at its highest level.