Garvice Eakins

Director Of Engineering - Data Products & Platform Intelligence

Greater Seattle Area United States
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Garvice Eakins is a Director of Engineering specializing in building data platforms and real-time intelligence engines that turn raw event streams into customer-facing products. With 8+ years of leadership in scale-up environments, he has guided teams through Series B-to-IPO growth—scaling organizations to 65+ engineers and upgrading systems to process 500TB+ of data per day. He combines hands-on architecture (event-driven Kafka/Flink, Snowflake, Lakehouse design) with product focus, having written V1 code for revenue-generating features like Dynamic View and NL2SQL-powered "Talk to Your Data". Pragmatic about operational maturity, he introduced data contracts and automated cost "circuit breakers" to rein in cloud spend while improving data SLAs from hours to seconds. Known for turning legacy, hero-driven engineering into systematic, autonomous organizations, he grows managers into directors and engineers into principals. Based in Everett, WA, he blends deep backend engineering with a knack for shipping productized data capabilities that enable Generative AI use cases.
code8 years of coding experience
job17 years of employment as a software developer
bookBachelor of Science Computer Science and Software Engineering Computer Science, Bachelor of Science Computer Science and Software Engineering Computer Science at University of Washington
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Github Skills (14)

nest10
server-side10
nodejs-framework9
nestjs9
typescript9
javascript9
microservices9
nodejs9
javascript-framework9
graph9
canvas8
html7
angular4
go3

Programming languages (2)

TypeScriptJavaScript

Github contributions (4)

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tedneward/AngularLabs

Nov 2017 - Mar 2018

This is a series of instructions (and incremental solutions) intended as a hands-on-lab exercise to go along with Angular workshops held at various conferences. While there is no reason why somebody couldn't do the labs without attending the workshop, some of the lab instructions may not make sense except in that context. This code also comes with no warranty that it will do anything except suck up space on your hard drive. Caveat emptor.
Contributions:23 commits in 4 months
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Contributions:1 branch in 1 day
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