 Senior Software Engineer, Domo Professional and Educational History Before Domo, I worked on the Bing Social team, where we built all things social for Microsoft's Online Services Division. We built the social features that made Bing, MSN, XBOXLive, and other sites sticky. We owned strategic partnerships with Facebook, Twitter, and other sites, and built features that integrated their services into Bing and MSN. I graduated with a master's in computer science from Stanford University in March 2009. I specialized in systems and studied advanced operating systems, distributed systems, distributed databases, and networking.
Before going to Stanford I worked as a software development engineer for Amazon.com. I worked on a team of 9 engineers that developed a large tier 1 service for the website. We developed a massive high performance service that served many millions of requests every five minutes, all representing up to millions of dollars of revenue an hour. Our system did this while maintaining tier 1 standards for availability and integrity of data, and while receiving a huge number of updates in real time. I earned my bachelor's degree in computer engineering at Brigham Young University from June 2000 to April 2006 and graduated summa cum laude. I studied digital architecture, embedded systems, and FPGAs. Additional Info
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Family Collage
Here's a collage from a family trip to San Diego.
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