Research networking systems engineer at ESnet, working remotely. Mostly data movement and programmable networks, plus the occasional paper walkthrough and the things I break.

Twenty-plus metrics scraped from qaic-util every 15 seconds, power, temperature, NSP load, DRAM, inference load, in a tiny exporter that needs no custom image.

A minimal sFlow collector for Kubernetes: listen on UDP/6343 behind a ClusterIP service, decode samples to JSON or PCAP, and get real packet data off the wire at platform scale.

NaRuTo is the Natural Rule Tool, an enhanced fork of the NRL parser. You can argue with the name, not with the grammar.

Our PEARC '26 short paper benchmarks Complement Naive Bayes against zero-/few-shot LLMs across four model families and a 37x range in scale, with a surprising verdict for resource-constrained practitioners.

In August 2026 I joined ESnet remotely, from the same city where I'd been at SDSC. Same desk, different work, and that's the part that mattered.

No Node, no Python, this site is rendered by bash-stack, a web framework written entirely in Bash, pre-baked to static HTML for GitHub Pages.