Albert Zhang is a software engineer with 11 years of experience blending security, systems, and scientific software, currently at Dots (YC S21) and contributing to multi-messenger astronomy at Columbia's GECo. He has built production-grade tooling from a custom Linux Security Module and firmware-level cryptographic protocols to realtime Python libraries (LLAMA) that search for coincident neutrinos after gravitational-wave alerts. Comfortable across low-level reverse engineering, containerized deployment, Kafka-based streaming, and full-stack features (including Svelte frontends), he bridges research and product needs while collaborating with teams like IceCube and LVK. Notably, his work has both hardened large-scale networked devices and produced research-grade open-source tools used in live scientific alert systems.
11 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
State College Area High School
Bachelor's degree Computer Science and Astrophysics, Bachelor's degree Computer Science and Astrophysics at Columbia University
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