SITE RELIABILITY ENGINEER · BIRMINGHAM, AL
I write code, untangle production problems, and work on the infrastructure behind AI.
Currently at Motion Industries. My work sits somewhere between backend engineering, distributed systems, and figuring out why something broke.
Python · Kubernetes · A lot of troubleshooting
01 / SELECTED WORK
A personal project and a few engineering problems from my day job.
A Python and FastAPI inference project on GKE, sustaining sub-120ms p95 latency through simulated 5× traffic surges, with end-to-end telemetry.
Personal project · Details ↗Distributed tracing and machine-readable runbooks helped cut MTTR by approximately 65%. Error-budget alerts helped reduce alert fatigue by approximately 40%.
At Motion Industries · Experience ↗At Motion Industries, I established an AI governance framework and automated verification services to evaluate models, promote compliant weights, and clean up failed GPU workloads.
More in my resume ↗02 / EXPERIENCE
Site Reliability Engineer at Motion Industries.
Contract via Aurum Data Solutions · December 2023–present.
Scaled GKE agent workloads from 20 to 200 branches. Asynchronous Python workers, pooled database connections, and KEDA autoscaling helped drain persistent 500+ message backlogs to near-zero.
20 → 200 branches
From my work at Motion Industries03 / TOOLKIT
The languages and systems I reach for.
Python, Go, Bash, SQL, C++
REST APIs, gRPC, Protocol Buffers
Async I/O and thread synchronization
GCP, GKE, Kubernetes, Docker
Redis Streams, Pub/Sub, KEDA
Cloud TPU, NVIDIA L4/T4, Terraform
OpenTelemetry, Datadog, Prometheus
Grafana, Jaeger, LangSmith
SLOs, Helm, ArgoCD, CI/CD
04 / A LITTLE ABOUT ME
I care about what happens after the code ships.
I work across backend engineering, AI infrastructure, and SRE—connecting reliable software with the systems that keep it running. Based in Birmingham, Alabama, and open to relocation.
Say hello ↗Troy University · May 2026
Distributed Systems · Operating SystemsAWS Certified Cloud Practitioner
KEEP IN TOUCH
Want to talk engineering, ask about my work, or just say hi?