Software engineer at JPMorgan Chase (NYC), working on cloud HPC infrastructure. CS grad from UMBC. I like distributed systems, consensus, and infrastructure.

Languages: Go · C++ · Java · Python Tools: Terraform · Docker · AWS · PostgreSQL · Git

All my merged PRs →

Merged PRs: #22542 · #22552 · #22554 · #22558 · #22583 · #22590 · #22591

• Fixed an etcdctl txn panic when comparing leases (value parsed as a hex lease ID), with regression test TestParseCompare. Backported to release-3.6 (PR #22542).
• Remediated OpenTelemetry vulnerability GO-2026-6505 across all three supported branches (3.5, 3.6, 3.7), one PR per branch, upgrading the tracing SDK and OTLP exporters to v1.45.0 without breaking release builds.
• Tailored each backport to its branch's dependency constraints and iterated through maintainer review to approval on all 6 PRs.

Fault-tolerant, linearizable key-value store in Go on a from-scratch Raft implementation (leader election, log replication, persistence, snapshotting) with no external consensus or storage libraries.

• Verified linearizability with Porcupine and failure-tested leader/follower crashes and snapshot catch-up.
• Crash-safe durability via atomic write-then-rename with fsync; exactly-once client semantics through request deduplication.
• Deployed as a 3-node AWS EC2 cluster across availability zones: 111 Put ops/sec, 143 ms p50, 290 ms p99.

MapReduce-style distributed prime counter in Go using gRPC and protobuf.

Full-stack on-campus food delivery app built for the UMBC community.

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