$ cat about.md
# About
## whoami
Software engineer building at the intersection of hardware and intelligent software. Currently at Meta, engineering embedded firmware and C++ libraries for neural interface wristbands — the kind that read EMG signals from your arm and turn them into gesture controls for wearable glasses.
Previously at Amazon Web Services on the EC2 team, where I expanded Edge infrastructure globally and owned a service doing 60K+ TPS. Before that, Alexa Shopping, where I launched voice commerce features across international markets.
I'm drawn to the hard problems — signal processing on constrained devices, distributed systems at massive scale, making ML models actually work on embedded hardware. Whether it's shaving kilobytes off a memory subsystem or designing a system to audit live networking data, I care about getting the details right.
## engineering_philosophy
const philosophy = { correctness: "First, make it work. Then make it right.", performance: "Measure before you optimize.", simplicity: "The best code is the code you don't write.", systems: "Understand the full stack, from transistors to TCP.", ownership: "If you built it, you own it. In production.", }
## tech_stack
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