

Curatus
Software Engineer, Analytics and AI
- Designed, coded, tested, and documented C++23 scoring and certification services for high-volume healthcare provider datasets using ODBC/SQL, hash maps, batch prefetching, and memory-gated processing.
- Implemented multithreaded phased queues for address scrubbing and certification, adding RAII cleanup, worker exception propagation, SQL deadlock retries, and fail-safe shutdown behavior.
- Refactored dataset scorer hot paths with per-thread caches, reusable buffers, deterministic input ordering, and target-filtered SQL routing to improve throughput and correctness.
- Built TIN-matching and HCDS taxonomy certification workflows, including IRS export rules, candidate streaming, NPI validation, status accounting, smoke tests, and robust failure handling.
- Authored Python/LangGraph roster-mapping CLI workflows that convert Excel/CSV data into standardized JSON, validate quality metrics, A/B-test SOP changes, and roll back regressions.
- Reworked storage/data paths to reduce database volume by 90% while preserving data fidelity.

Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Software Engineer, AI Engineer (Internship)
- Led a team of 3 engineers building a custom RAG system for national-lab research documents, reducing document search time from approximately 2 hours to under 5 seconds.
- Built serverless ingestion and indexing workflows using AWS Lambda, SQS, S3, OpenSearch, document parsing, embeddings, and retrieval evaluation.
- Improved processing throughput by 40% and retrieval accuracy by 35% for technical research workflows.
- Documented system architecture and supported secure, repeatable data-processing workflows for researchers.

Brigham Young University IT
Student IT Lead
- Led Linux, network, and database infrastructure upgrades for academic departments.
- Migrated and optimized database/server systems, improving query performance and reliability by 15%.
- Coordinated work across student technicians and documented support procedures for high-availability academic environments.