Teaching in Kigali
Volunteered at the Maison des Jeunes de Kimisagara, teaching computer skills to 30 students.
Volunteered at the Maison des Jeunes de Kimisagara, teaching computer skills to 30 students.
I build and maintain theelternhub.com, a bilingual English/Spanish site for parents.
Most of my work has been about systems wasting less: idle warehouses switched off, dead code deleted, the same work on less hardware. I want that to count for more than a smaller bill.
Electrical engineering and computer science in one degree: how hardware spends energy and how software spends hardware.
A year of computer science in the US.
Networks, distributed systems and real-time computing.
Keebo tunes cloud data warehouses automatically so they run with less waste.
Introduced AI-assisted development across the team, and set the practices that keep generated code reviewable.
Co-authored research on making public transport ticketless and easier to use.
Increased performance by 60% through better software architecture and profiling: the same work on less hardware.
Launched Keebo's query-routing product with more than 99% uptime: every query goes to the warehouse that can run it most cheaply.
Designed the optimization that switches warehouses off when nobody needs them. It drives the largest share of customer savings, and its guardrails added a further 2%.
Co-inventor with the company founders: “Managed tuning for data clouds”.
Paper on automated warehouse optimization using data learning.
Deleted more than 400,000 lines of dead code from a 200-module monorepo: less to build, test and ship on every change.
I'm looking for software engineering roles in green tech: energy, grids, mobility, climate data. Anywhere that making systems run leaner means less carbon.
Software engineer in Frankfurt. I make software do less work, and I'd like that to count for the climate.
Volunteered at the Maison des Jeunes de Kimisagara, teaching computer skills to 30 students.
I build and maintain theelternhub.com, a bilingual English/Spanish site for parents.
Most of my work has been about systems wasting less: idle warehouses switched off, dead code deleted, the same work on less hardware. I want that to count for more than a smaller bill.
Electrical engineering and computer science in one degree: how hardware spends energy and how software spends hardware.
A year of computer science in the US.
Networks, distributed systems and real-time computing.
Keebo tunes cloud data warehouses automatically so they run with less waste.
Introduced AI-assisted development across the team, and set the practices that keep generated code reviewable.
Co-authored research on making public transport ticketless and easier to use.
Increased performance by 60% through better software architecture and profiling: the same work on less hardware.
Launched Keebo's query-routing product with more than 99% uptime: every query goes to the warehouse that can run it most cheaply.
Designed the optimization that switches warehouses off when nobody needs them. It drives the largest share of customer savings, and its guardrails added a further 2%.
Co-inventor with the company founders: “Managed tuning for data clouds”.
Paper on automated warehouse optimization using data learning.
Deleted more than 400,000 lines of dead code from a 200-module monorepo: less to build, test and ship on every change.
I'm looking for software engineering roles in green tech: energy, grids, mobility, climate data. Anywhere that making systems run leaner means less carbon.