Jess Mahan

I developed a Go-based implementation of the Dell SecureWorks SOAP API, creating a reusable integration layer for security-service workflows. I structured request and response handling, exposed the API through idiomatic Go code, and documented the project in a public GitHub repository so it could be tested, reused, and maintained by other developers.

I built CTunnel, a utility for proxying and forwarding TCP or UDP traffic through cryptographic or plain tunnels. I implemented flexible network forwarding for secure and non-secure connectivity, with a compact design suitable for testing, reuse, and integration into Linux-oriented infrastructure and development workflows. I maintained the project as a public GitHub repository for ongoing development and extension.

I developed Bash Threads, a POSIX-oriented project exploring thread-like concurrency patterns for Bash scripts. I designed reusable shell-based techniques for coordinating parallel work in Linux environments, with emphasis on process control, portability, and practical scripting workflows. I also maintained the project as a public GitHub repository for testing, reuse, and further extension.

I designed and operated GPU-backed inference infrastructure for Phonely.ai on AWS EKS, supporting vLLM and self-hosted Deepgram speech-to-text workloads across production and development environments. I built dedicated GPU node groups with taints, tolerations, autoscaling, capacity planning, and multi-region strategies. I also developed Terraform-managed networking, IAM, storage, load balancing, PrivateLink, and cross-cluster connectivity, and added Datadog observability and safer Argo CD, Kustomize, and GitHub Actions promotion workflows.