From e5a8268a19c38fe5da45e71233d4a81028f11079 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jack Firth Date: Sat, 27 Jun 2026 23:45:13 -0700 Subject: [PATCH] Update resume.scrbl --- resume.scrbl | 16 ++++++++-------- 1 file changed, 8 insertions(+), 8 deletions(-) diff --git a/resume.scrbl b/resume.scrbl index 7ca91ff..5b7d8ac 100644 --- a/resume.scrbl +++ b/resume.scrbl @@ -13,14 +13,14 @@ microservices, and large-scale distributed systems. Currently based in the San F @section{Experience} @itemlist[ - @item{@bold{2017 to Present} --- @bold{Software Engineer} at @bold{Google} on the Test Automation - Platform (TAP) Postsubmit team in Mountain View and Sunnyvale, CA. I worked in Java on backend - microservices implementing the test scheduling system Google uses to execute all of Google's unit - tests, running billions of tests per day. I've designed and implemented queueing systems, - ML-based predictive scheduling systems, high-throughput stream processing systems, and numerous - libraries and tools to manage our team's multi-million-line codebase. I am the team's resident - expert on asynchronous programming, concurrency, data structures, static analysis, and testing - infrastructure. + @item{@bold{2017 to Present} --- @bold{Software Engineer} at @bold{Google} (@bold{Senior Software + Engineer} starting in 2026) on the Test Automation Platform (TAP) Postsubmit team in Mountain View + and Sunnyvale, CA. I worked in Java on backend microservices implementing the test scheduling system + Google uses to execute all of Google's unit tests, running billions of tests per day. I've designed + and implemented queueing systems, ML-based predictive scheduling systems, high-throughput stream + processing systems, and numerous libraries and tools to manage our team's multi-million-line + codebase. I am the team's resident expert on asynchronous programming, concurrency, data structures, + static analysis, and testing infrastructure. In addition to my main work, I've contributed to Google's standard Java libraries, frameworks, and static analysis tools, including Guava and ErrorProne. I'm also one of Google's Java readability -- 2.51.2