Work Experience
- Developed and drove adoption of internal eDiscovery software and tools
- Developed, implemented, and maintained standard operating procedures for eDiscovery and data collection processes
- Built automation that enabled a dramatic reduction in request turnaround time– from 6 weeks to down to 2 weeks
- Coordinated with Apple legal, litigation specialists, internal development teams, and other stakeholders on a day-to-day basis, providing technical guidance and collecting technical requirements
- Performed forensic data collection and eDiscovery processing services
- Maintained case and data archive inventories and retention programs
Stack: Kubernetes, Terraform, Go, Python, Jenkins, AWS, CI/CD, GitOps, PaaS, infrastructure as code, microservices, agile, devops, FedRAMP, yamll
Built out new "Core Platform as a Service" (Core PaaS) which enabled rapid continuous deployments of internal services across regions. I was also part of the team building a FedRAMP-authorized deployment of our platform.
Core PaaS handles both legacy (Spinnaker deployed) services and development. Adoption from teams with legacy services went from 25% to 80%, much of it driven by the improvements in testing /deployment turnaround time.
I proposed and launched an internal newsletter for my team. Soon after joining, I had noticed that we (the platform team) didn't have a clear communication channel to the other service teams. Confusion and miscommunication, yada yada yada... But within a year, service teams had come to take our monthly newsletter for granted, which was the goal.
Next generation cybersecurity startup focused on detecting and blocking malicious network activity at the endpoint. Starting as the sole engineer for our Windows agent, I got to grow with our tech stack and also building our backend and CI/CD infrastructure. I saw my teammates as the customers of our continuous delivery product strove to build systems and tools that make the right thing to do the easiest thing to do.
An acquisition-turned-business unit meant to function as an “internal startup.” I worked on new applications for Acer’s cloud services: the client SDK; the Orbe, a network attached storage device; a cross platform clipboard app that came out of an IDEO collaboration; and an IP camera and accompanying mobile app. I maintained our demo lab and worked closely with the sales engineers.