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3 roles

12+

Merged PRs

10+

PRs Reviewed

Member

HAMi Role

3

Orgs

  • •HAMi: Became a project member of the CNCF sandbox project after 12+ merged pull requests across NVIDIA GPU scheduling, AWS Neuron device support, and the core scheduler
  • •Scheduling: Worked on device plugin behaviour and scheduler policy: how heterogeneous accelerators get filtered, scored, and bound to pods on a Kubernetes cluster
  • •HAMi-core: Contributed to the in-container resource controller that enforces GPU memory and compute limits by intercepting CUDA calls, with no application or driver changes
  • •Reviews: Reviewed 10+ pull requests from other contributors, covering scheduling correctness, device plugin edge cases, and test coverage
  • •Sugar Labs: Landed 2 pull requests in Music Blocks, the browser-based visual programming environment for music and computation used in classrooms
  • •webpack: Contributed to the module bundler that builds much of the web, working across its core packages
  • •Orgs: Active contributor across three organisations — HAMi, Sugar Labs, and webpack
GoKubernetesCUDAAWS NeuronDevice PluginsJavaScriptGit

1

Engineer #

4

Integrations

2

Products Built

Feb - May

Term

  • •Founding engineer: Built the platform from scratch as the first engineer on it, owning architecture, data model, and delivery end to end
  • •Lync Terminal: Designed and shipped Lync Terminal from scratch: modular analytics, custom dashboards, and cached data retrieval so repeat queries stopped hitting the source every time
  • •Integrations: Wired Razorpay, HubSpot, Zoho Books, and GitHub into event-driven workflows, giving the team data sync, payments visibility, and CRM automation without manual steps
  • •Stack: Next.js on the front, Supabase for data and auth, FastAPI behind the analytics layer
Next.jsTypeScriptSupabaseFastAPIPythonPostgreSQLRazorpayHubSpot

+30%

Backend Perf

5

AWS Services

Jul - Oct

Term

Serverless

Architecture

  • •Application Tracker: Built the tracker front to back: React.js on the client, a fully serverless AWS backend on AppSync, GraphQL, Lambda, and DynamoDB
  • •Performance: Optimized DynamoDB schemas and GraphQL queries around the access patterns the product actually had, improving backend performance by 30%+
  • •Delivery: Set up CI/CD through AWS Amplify with real-time sync, so every push shipped and clients stayed consistent without a refresh
React.jsGraphQLAppSyncAWS LambdaDynamoDBAmplifyJavaScript