Software Engineer, Capital One
I build the systems that move money and data across borders.
Software engineer at Capital One, building Python and Java microservices that move money across the world, reliably and in compliance — cross-border payments infrastructure on AWS specializing in SWIFT, plus DevOps/SRE work with Ansible, Grafana, and observability tooling. Before that, I engineered microservices for Deutsche Bank's Global Depository Receipts platform — computer science at RIT, based in New York City.
AWS Certified as a
Solutions Architect,
Developer,
and
Cloud Practitioner.
Outside of banking systems, I build my own apps: a cross-platform TV client,
a disaster-shelter finder, and a few other tools that scratch a specific itch.
Software Engineer at Capital OneBuilding and supporting Capital One's cross-border payments platform, working with SWIFT messaging alongside internal and customer-facing systems.
Software Engineering Intern at Deutsche BankA cross-platform TV channel app built in Flutter for iOS and Android, with a live TV player, live polls, a video gallery, and Firebase-backed user accounts.
An award-winning cryptocurrency price prediction model built in Python and Jupyter, using historical market data to explore short-term price movement.
A React Native app that reads receipts with the Google Cloud Vision API, then splits the bill among friends through Venmo (Braintree) and Square.
An Android app that finds the nearest disaster shelter using the Red Cross and Google Maps APIs, ranks results with Dijkstra's algorithm, and lets the community suggest additional safe locations.
Feel free to reach out — happy to connect about engineering, cloud, or anything project-related.
