I'm a software engineer with a master's in computer science and over two and a half years of professional experience building systems where software meets hardware.
At HCLTech I worked on a semiconductor test platform for a leading test-equipment manufacturer, writing and maintaining production C#/.NET and C++ applications that control physical test instruments. A lot of that work was unglamorous and precise: tracking down why an instrument driver failed intermittently, rebuilding automated test suites so releases stopped breaking, writing the driver integration that merged two hardware modules into one. I shipped fixes into environments where a bad release costs real machine time.
I left that role to do a master's at Wright State because I wanted to work on cloud-native systems rather than around them. Alongside coursework I stayed active with the IEEE Computer Society and Engineers Without Borders on campus, attended technical workshops and events on and off campus, and kept building: a full-stack Flask application deployed on AWS, containerized services with Docker and Kubernetes, and CI/CD pipelines in GitHub Actions and Azure DevOps. I also picked up a daily LeetCode habit.
I'm now looking for software engineering roles where I can work on backend systems, automation, or cloud infrastructure. If you're hiring, I'd like to hear from you.
quick facts
roleSoftware Engineer
focusBackend · Automation · Cloud
degreeMS CS, Wright State
basedDayton, OH
relocationOpen