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\begin{document}
    
\MyName{Naman Sood}
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{\hfill \href{mailto:mail@nsood.in}{mail@nsood.in} | 
        \href{https://www.nsood.in}{www.nsood.in} | 
        \href{https://linkedin.com/in/namansood}{linkedin.com/in/namansood} |
        \href{https://github.com/tendstofortytwo}{github.com/tendstofortytwo}
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%%% Skills
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\NewPart{Skills}{}
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\SkillsEntry{Languages}{JavaScript, Go, Rust, C++, C, Python, Scala, HTML/CSS, Shell, Haskell}
\SkillsEntry{Technologies}{Git, Docker, Kubernetes, AWS EC2/S3, gRPC/Protobuf, React, SQL, MongoDB}
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%%% Work experience
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\NewPart{Experience}{}
\normalsize
\WorkEntry
{data.world}
{May 2022 -- Present}
{Software Engineering Intern -- Austin, TX}
{}
\WorkEntry
{Carta}
{Sep 2021 -- Dec 2021}
{Software Engineering Intern, Infrastructure -- Kitchener, ON}
{
\begin{itemize} \itemsep -1pt
    \item Designed distributed gRPC logging system using Apache Fluent for \textbf{scalable auditing and compliance} across organization.
    \item Created proof-of-concept for logging system using Kubernetes DaemonSets, with ConfigMaps to deploy custom configurations.
    \item Enforced standardization of Protobuf definitions for \textbf{over 300 microservices} by designing static analysis tool in Go.
    \item \textbf{Optimized build times by 10x} for Docker images by simplifying package requirements to allow precompiled dependencies.
    \item Improved system availability by identifying and removing bottlenecks in Redis server connections in Python library.
\end{itemize}}
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% long form description for job applications
Made Tailscale ready for the cloud, by creating features that allowed it to run in lightweight, unprivileged container environments. This included a virtual networking stack for connecting to the Tailscale network without kernel privileges to create a network driver, a SOCKS5 proxy to allow applications to communicate over this virtual networking stack, and ephemeral authentication keys for stateless access to the Tailscale network. Also published long-form technical content on company blog (https://tailscale.com/blog/2021-05-github-actions-and-tailscale/) and contributed to product knowledge base.
\fi
\WorkEntry
{Tailscale}
{Jan 2021 -- Apr 2021}
{Software Engineering Intern -- Toronto, ON}
{\begin{itemize} \itemsep -1pt
    \item \textbf{Introduced cloud/serverless support} by providing userspace TCP/IP emulation for LXC containers, using Google gVisor.
    \item Enabled standardized communication using SOCKS5 protocol over Tailscale VPN by implementing proxy server in Go.
    \item \textbf{Simplified deployments in cloud environments} by creating single-session authentication keys with auto-cleanup.
    \item Enabled clients to \textbf{secure CI/CD pipelines} by creating a GitHub Action (\underline{\href{https://github.com/tailscale/github-action}{link}}) that allows workflows to use Tailscale VPN. % can say CI/CD here
    \item Expanded outreach within the technical community by writing long-form content for corporate blog (\underline{\href{https://tailscale.com/blog/2021-05-github-actions-and-tailscale/}{link}}).
    \end{itemize}}
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Accelerated research in the field of Byzantine fault tolerant distributed computing, by implementing security features (like BLS signature verification), streamlining build and deployment of project using Docker, and reducing technical debt by standardizing use of external dependencies. Conducted performance benchmarks on AWS and analyzed performance data using gnuplot and Python.
\fi
\WorkEntry
{University of Waterloo}
{May 2020 -- Aug 2020}
{Research Associate -- Waterloo, ON}
{\begin{itemize} \itemsep -1pt
    \item Optimized Go consensus system to \textbf{3x throughput} by increasing maximum transaction count sent in each message.
    \item Streamlined deployment of project by using Docker images to generate repeatable builds across diverse environments.
    \item Unified similar codebases by migrating duplicate components to a single  C++ project.
    \item Assisted distributed systems research by conducting experiments on AWS EC2 and analyzing performance data in gnuplot.
    \end{itemize}}
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Designed and build native apps for professional photographers to deliver photos to clients, using Electron and React Native, and created API to preview uploaded photos in low-bandwidth situations, using NodeJS and AWS S3. Reduced technical debt in React Native project by combining similar functionality into reusable components.
\fi
\WorkEntry
{Creesync Software}
{May 2019 -- Aug 2019}
{Software Engineering Intern -- New Delhi, India}
{\begin{itemize} \itemsep -1pt
    \item Simplified distribution of professionally clicked photos by building Electron and React Native apps.
    \item Designed and deployed API to upload and preview photos in low-bandwidth situations using NodeJS and AWS S3.
    \end{itemize}}
\WorkEntry
{The Girl Code}
{Mar 2018 -- Apr 2020}
{Volunteer Full Stack Developer -- New Delhi, India}
{\begin{itemize} \itemsep -1pt
	\item Developed online platform to interactively teach programming in \textbf{10+ workshops across 3 countries} using NodeJS.
    \end{itemize}}

%%% Projects
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\NewPart{Projects}{}
\normalsize
\ProjectEntry{CHIP8-rust}{https://github.com/tendstofortytwo/chip8-rust}
{Rust}
{Emulator for CHIP-8 microprocessor. Simulated behavior of machine instructions with
Rust, created graphics in framebuffer.}
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\ProjectEntry{Clay}{https://github.com/tendstofortytwo/clay}
{C, x86 Assembly}
{A minimal x86 operating system. Handled tasks like interrupts, timers,
paging, while balancing performance and maintainability.}
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% \ProjectEntry{Turtle Shell}{https://github.com/tendstofortytwo/tsh}
% {C, POSIX APIs}
% {Shell for Unix operating systems in C. Learned memory management, process management,
% and usage of POSIX interfaces. }
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\ProjectEntry{cmdmap}{https://github.com/tendstofortytwo/cmdmap}
{NodeJS}
{Node module to map CLI programs to a JSON API. Designed abstraction over standard
library features for improved security.}
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%%% Education
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\NewPart{Education}{}
\EducationEntry
{University of Waterloo}
{Sep 2019 -- Apr 2024}
{Bachelor of Computer Science -- 3.92 GPA}
{\begin{itemize} \itemsep -1pt
    % \item {\bf Awards and Honors:} \$15,000 Computer Science Upper Year Scholarship, Dean's Honors List
    % \item {\bf Mentor, StarterHacks 2020:} Provided technical and design advice in Canada's largest beginner-focused hackathon.
    % \item {\bf Editor, mathNEWS:} Provide news and recreation to student body via student publication of the Faculty of Mathematics. 
    \item {\bf Relevant Coursework:} Operating Systems, Applied Cryptography, Principles of Programming Languages
    \end{itemize}}
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