
Engineer at Western Digital
Greater Los Angeles Area

Engineer at Western Digital
Greater Los Angeles Area
Application Developer, System Administrator, Database Administrator, B.S. in Computer Engineering.
My goal is to be able to find a career that revolves around my passions and challenges me to learn everyday.
Application Development: PHP, Ruby, Java, C, HTML, CSS, Python, MySQL
Computer Engineering: (I'm very open to developing a specific expertise in this field)
(Public Company; WDC; Computer Hardware industry)
August 2009 — Present (4 months)
(Educational Institution; Higher Education industry)
February 2009 — July 2009 (6 months)
I'm part of the Network Support Programming group within NACS at UC Irvine
Developed application to organize and analyze information tracked by WebAuth, the UCI login system
Configured systems to benchmark/raise efficiency in WebAuth using NGINX, Lighttpd, and Apache
(Educational Institution; Higher Education industry)
August 2006 — July 2009 (3 years )
Troubleshoot countless network and computer (PC, MAC) issues per shift.
Write jargon-free user guides for campus community.
Collaborate with internal departments to provide up to date reliable service.
Program web applications with PHP, Ruby, Python, MySQL. (For example, building a system to interact with Google Apps API)
Organized and mount servers into racks.
Setup and maintain developer environments on Linux (Ubuntu, RHEL) based systems.
In my time at Network and Academic Computing, I have also received the "Going the extra mile" award.
B.S. , Computer Engineering , 2005 — 2009
Senior design project focuses on building a Wii-mote controlled multistage electromagnetic projectile launcher (aka a coil gun) that can eventually be developed into an automated sentry gun with an implementation of visual tracking.
Senior ethics paper topic is titled "Internet Wars" that explains how future wars could be coordinated not only with real weapons, but also a simultaneous cyber attack. The paper reveals the current vulnerabilities of corporate web applications, mission critical root DNS servers and the BGP. The paper analyzes how current solutions are deteriorated, and by the time we update the system, it would probably be too late.
new technology (microcontrollers, processors, hard drives), snowboarding, programming, building my coil gun
Going the Extra Mile @ NACS