Alex Newman1350a Stevenson St. San Francisco, CA 94103 Phone: 404.507.6749 Email: dolemite@wuli.nu
Employment HistorySoftware Engineer Cloudera Inc. March 2010 - Present I am a software engineer in the applications department of Cloudera (Cloudera Enterprise). - Cloudera Enterprise (Closed Source)
- One of the key architects and developers for our activity monitoring tool
- Some front end application development for Cloudera Resource Monitor and Cloudera User Manager
- Platform (Open Source)
- Regular Contributor: HBase and Hue
- Contributor: Zookeeper and Flume
Software Engineer FactSet Research Systems Inc. (FDS) May 2007-March 2010
I currently am a software engineer for the quotes storage group at Factset. We
are responsible for storing, retrieving, and rebroadcasting all of the ticker
level information at FactSet. We also manage numerous caches and provide data
to a variety of platforms.
From May of 2007 to December of 2008 I worked for News Content. I mainly worked
on parsing and integrating news feeds into a variety of search datastores.
The news feeds were from local stock exchanges, financial services companies
and financial news sources.
Projects: - Time and Sales:
Architected, developed and lead the implementation of a backend for storage,
retrieval and calculations on the history of the stockmarket.
- FDS analytics and Deep History:
Managed the normalization and munging of over 200 TB of financial data with
hadoop and map reduce.
Adapted the infrastructure to be used as a correlation engine, usage engine, and log processing system.
- News Special projects:
Architected, developed and implemented a http based sourcelinking service.
This allowed clients to quickly tell where the original source of their
financial data, even with temporary access to files.
- Distributed Job Management:
Managed a project to develop a Reliable Distributed Job Management
system.
- Developed and Deployed a Code Review Framework:
Deployed and manage a web-based code reviewing system.
Achievements: -
Presented at the FDS developer conference on uses of Map Reduce
distributed computing clusters at FDS, after only 1 year of employment.
- I regularly run topicals to "Bring fire to the Natives".
Graduate Research Technician Intel Corporation Summer of 2004, 2005, 2006
Projects: - KB6:
KB6 is a unique platform for the study and mitigation of complex vulnerability chains.
- DDI:
A collaboration of machine learning and communications to improve network security.
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Research in Virtualization and Simulation for hardware based
fast spreading worm containment.
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Developed a Malware Containment Facility where unsafe code can be tested in a safe environment.
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Linux kernel coding for testing new prototype hardware.
Researcher and Author Secure Software September 2004-December2004 Projects: - CLASP:
CLASP (Comprehensive, Lightweight Application Security Process)
provides a well-organized and structured approach for moving security
concerns into the early stages of the software development life-cycle,
whenever possible. Now integrated into the OWasp project in which I am
listed as a previous author. OWasp is quoted in numerous standards
including PCI-DSS.
Achievements: -
A coauthor of CLASP
http://www.securesoftware.com/process/download_clasp.html
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Python and Java coding to create a headless interface for Code
Assure's Java analysis.
Founder and Chief Executive Officer Wu Li February 1998-September 2004 Projects: - The Wu Li Terrapin:
A commercial wireless customer head-end with support for complex
traffic engineering and QOS. Installation of numerous wireless
networks for multiple ISPs as a last miles solution in metropolitan and
suburban areas.
- The Wu Li Egg:
Developed mass production system for ad-hoc networking products.
Programmer Linux General Store May 1999-September 1999 Managed Solaris, FreeBSD and Linux systems in a mission critical and fault sensitive environment.
Projects: - Developed a Specialized Linux distribution.
Education- MS in Electrical Engineering*
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute -
Implementation of a DTN simulator and prototype. The DTN and ICN project
will attempt to address new solutions for delay tolerant and
intermittently connected networks which reinvents the field
without reinventing the wheel.
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Implementation of a WiMAX simulator, for a standards group.
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Implementation of a TCP randomness daemon,to test solutions to tcp
randomness daemons.
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Research on a smarter multipath DSR.
- BS in Computer Science
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute -
An implementation of BANANAS: An Evolutionary Framework for Explicit and
Multipath Routing in the Internet.
Publications* Three credits are still required but the thesis is signed off on. |