whoami
Software Engineer
Hey, I’m Antonio. I work across backend services, developer infrastructure, and embedded systems, with a focus on security and reliability.
Building CI/CD infrastructure and automated test workflows from the ground up. Driving embedded cybersecurity efforts and developing monitoring and control systems for medical-grade refrigeration, spanning access control, temperature sensing, and networking.
Built Java and Spring services for authentication and SSO, including JWT token lifecycle management. Drove mobile driver’s license development, presenting proof-of-concept demos to leadership that led to funded follow-on work. Also worked on API modernization and backend performance.
Developed C#/.NET REST APIs and remediated security vulnerabilities in internal applications.
Built CI/CD pipelines for automation teams, streamlining delivery of containerized services on AWS. Also developed analytics dashboards and data pipelines with Angular, Python, and SQL.
Things I wanted to exist and problems worth tinkering with. Some practical, some just for fun.
This little corner of the web. Plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, styled like the terminal I spend too much time in.
A home for car builds: scan a physical QR decal to see a car’s specs, modifications, and the person behind it. My main active project, built with Next.js, TypeScript, and Postgres.
A lightweight text editor in the browser. Built for a very specific audience: me. Sometimes a small tool that does exactly what you want is enough.
The calendar I kept looking for: lightweight, cross-platform, with infinite weekly scrolling, timeline planning, and throwaway calendars for trying out a schedule before committing to it.
Quick 1v1 minigames for the downtime: reaction tests, sorting, and click races, with casual or Elo-based matchmaking. Started as a way for my friends and me to compete while waiting in Escape from Tarkov queues.
Back when I competed in Valorant tournaments, I built a tool to scout opposing teams through shared opponent history and matchup insights. A quick read before practice, with enough depth for a full team review.
I love driving, being part of the car community, and sim racing. That interest is also behind bldbadge. A real track day is on the list, in my car or something else. Rally and drifting look incredible; I’m just not sure I could bring myself to put a car through that much punishment.
I love flying. Currently rebuilding my 5-inch quad after a crash. I said I love flying, not that I’m great at it.
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
B.S. Computer Science · 2024
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