Summary
David Liang is a pragmatic computer scientist with nine years of full-stack and data engineering experience, now applying his skills to web development for HPC at Los Alamos National Laboratory. He brings end-to-end experience building JVM-backed services (Java/Groovy/Kotlin with Spring Boot) and front-end work in Angular/React, alongside practical ELT pipeline experience using Airflow, DBT, Flask, and GCP. Comfortable in startup and research settings, he pairs TDD and pair-programming habits with hands-on ops (Terraform, CI/CD) and a background in bioinformatics-style research using HPC workflows. Colleagues rely on him to chase down gnarly edge cases in upstream libraries and to bridge service, data, and deployment concerns into reliable products.
10 years of coding experience
8 years of employment as a software developer
Computer Science, Computer Science at Georgia Institute of Technology
University of California Santa Cruz