resume: critique by adi

Signed-off-by: Naman Sood <mail@nsood.in>
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{Carta}
{Sep 2021 -- Dec 2021}
{Incoming Software Engineering Intern, Infrastructure -- Kitchener, ON}
{Sep 2021 -- Present}
{Software Engineering Intern, Infrastructure -- Kitchener, ON}
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{Software Engineering Intern -- Toronto, ON}
{\begin{itemize} \itemsep -1pt
\item Improved compatibility with LXC containers by providing in-process TCP/IP and link-layer emulation, using Google gVisor.
\item Enabled simple, standard communication for programs over Tailscale network by creating a SOCKS5 proxy server in Go.
\item Simplified deployment of application in cloud environments by creating single-session authentication keys with auto-cleanup.
\item Secured continuous integration and deployment pipelines by creating GitHub Action to allow workflows to use VPN client.
\item Expanded outreach with technical community by writing long-form content for knowledge base and corporate blog (\underline{\href{https://tailscale.com/blog/2021-05-github-actions-and-tailscale/}{link}}).
\item Enabled standardized communication using SOCKS5 protocol over Tailscale VPN by implementing proxy server in Go.
\item Simplified deployments in cloud environments by creating single-session authentication keys with auto-cleanup.
\item Enabled clients to 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 technical community by writing long-form content for knowledge base and corporate blog (\underline{\href{https://tailscale.com/blog/2021-05-github-actions-and-tailscale/}{link}}).
\end{itemize}}
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{Research Associate, Sirius Blockchain Research Group -- Waterloo, ON}
{\begin{itemize} \itemsep -1pt
\item Hardened security by enforcing BLS signature verification for Byzantine fault tolerant distributed consensus system in Go.
\item Streamlined deployment of project, by using Docker images to generate repeatable builds across diverse environments.
\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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{May 2019 -- Aug 2019}
{Software Engineering Intern -- New Delhi, India}
{\begin{itemize} \itemsep -1pt
\item Simplified professional photography, by building native apps to deliver photos to clients, using Electron and React Native.
\item Designed and deployed API to upload and preview photos in low-bandwidth situations, using Node.js and AWS S3.
\item Reduced technical debt in React Native project by combining similar functionality into reusable components.
\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 Node.js and AWS S3.
\item Reduced technical debt in React Native project by replacing duplicated code with reusable components.
\end{itemize}}
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