Summary
Artem Agvanian is a software engineer focused on building secure, private, and trustworthy systems, currently working on Core Data Foundations & Slicer at Google after a research-heavy tenure at Brown University. With nine years of experience and a strong background in automated reasoning from an AWS internship, he has shipped verifier extensions for Rust that dramatically sped up correctness checks and proved absence of uninitialized memory in real-world abstractions. At Brown he contributed to ETOS projects like Sesame and K9db that blend systems engineering with privacy-by-design, and he has taught courses on privacy-conscious systems and cryptography. Based in the Greater Seattle Area, Artem combines rigorous academic training (BS/MS from Brown) with practical verification and systems engineering skills that bridge research and production.
9 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Science - MS, Computer Science, Master of Science - MS, Computer Science at Brown University
IB Diploma, Mathematics, Economics and Global Politics, IB Diploma, Mathematics, Economics and Global Politics at UWC Red Cross Nordic
Russian, Ukrainian, English, Norwegian