Software Developer in Santa Clara, CA, United States

A commercial baby monitoring ecosystem with wearable sensors, cameras, app, and cloud infrastructure. I led the team developing the cloud back-end infrastructure, which contains the data store, integration with third-party platforms, and algorithms for tracking baby sleep and other insights for new parents. It also includes infrastructure for provisioning the wearable devices and authenticating cryptographic signatures from the on-device TPM.

Verily Patch is a temperature-sensing wearable device. I led the team developing the back-end cloud infrastructure, which ingests time-series temperature data, runs algorithms developed by the data science teams, and manages interactions with the wearable devices such as provisioning, encryption, and decryption of messages.

My real-time, web-based clone of the classic word game Bananagrams supports game generation, word length constraints and has a lobbying system. It supports up to 24 people in a single game and has a spectator mode. It features an intuitive, keyboard-based UI.

An SMS-based platform for playing chess, usually just used with my family and friends. Moves are entered in a format of [start pos][end pos], such as a2d2. It sends MMS messages containing the current board and a textual description of what is happening.

A birthday present for my younger sister, a website where she can solve programming problems from Project Euler (complete with a Python REPL), work on crossword puzzles, and play the clone of the New York Times Spelling Bee game I built.