Indiana State University

University Of California, Berkeley

University Of California, Berkeley;Geophysics;2012 – 2015;

Software Consultant & Founder of 123 Dyno

Creation and operation of 123 Dyno, an autoscaling solution for Heroku that provides a 12x speed upgrade and extensions to autoscale via CPU, memory, queue, and improved response times. Designed to intelligently handle load, cut users bills, and extend Heroku with more options than most cloud providers.

123 Dyno

Founder

Consulting and contracting for various companies, typically building software from idea to minimum viable products and further.

Self Employed

Software Consultant

Consulted on the creation of Hurry's minimum viable product and built out both the initial delivery portal via React.js and the bare-bones backend to support company endeavors within months. Further architected and built out scalable software via tools on AWS and worked on multiple internal projects.

Hurry

Software Engineer

Developed company's initial frontend dashboard software that rendered tens of thousands of data points from municipal sensors, built a robust api layer in Flask, and generated data visualizations on AWS.

Contract Software Engineer

Maintained an AngularJS app, ported it over to Django, built a car configurator in React, designed front end testing using Selenium, Karma, and Rollbar.

Carlypso

Frontend Software Engineer

Co-founded and pursued a more mobile world at a Berkeley based startup. Rdvouz was a long distance ridesharing platform that used geographical data to find users passing by them and match them with drivers looking to share a seat.

Rdvouz

Interned at Wavespot, worked on front end, UI/UX elements, and marketing material for Wavespot, a wireless networking platform.

Rafael Ancheta