Andrew Silluron is an entrepreneur, investor, and cloud architect with 12 years of hands-on engineering and leadership experience across startups and enterprise engagements. He has co-founded and led teams through four successful exits, blending full‑stack development roots—he learned C at Stanford at age 12—with deep expertise in cloud-native systems, distributed architectures, and ML/AI deployments. As founder/consultant he has architected multi‑cloud Generative AI landing zones, real‑time analytics and fraud detection pipelines, and production ML services using Python, Go, Kafka, and GraphQL. His blockchain work includes consensus and high‑availability designs (SmartBFT/NEX) and practical integrations of security and disaster recovery for financial clients. Active in open-source, he contributed authentication and Docker deployment improvements to the jsperf.com v2 project, reflecting a pragmatic focus on security and developer experience. Based in Meridian, Idaho, he combines startup grit with Fortune 500 delivery, pursuing emerging domains like FinTech, AR/VR and blockchain.
12 years of coding experience
11 years of employment as a software developer
B.S., Multidisciplinary: Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, B.S., Multidisciplinary: Computer Science, Electrical Engineering at The University of Texas at El Paso
Computer Science, Computer Science at New Mexico State University
Computer Science, Computer Science at Stanford University
Contributions:58 commits, 23 PRs, 101 pushes in 6 years 1 month
Contributions summary:Andrew primarily focused on implementing and refining authentication features for the web application, integrating GitHub OAuth and cookie-based sessions. They added new authentication strategies, configured session management, and updated the home page to reflect user authentication status. Additionally, the user worked on setting up and testing custom error pages, and also modified deployment scripts for Docker.
Contributions:1 release, 33 commits, 2 PRs in 8 months
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