Bill Torcaso is a seasoned software engineer and systems veteran with over four decades of Unix experience and 11 years of recent professional practice, now enjoying retirement while selectively pursuing personal and open-source projects. He has led engineering and operations teams across bioinformatics, academia, and nonprofit sectors—driving cost reductions on AWS, building high-throughput genomic pipelines, and shipping production web applications. Comfortable across low-level systems, Java, Python, and deployment/installation tooling, he pairs hands-on coding and troubleshooting with pragmatic leadership and mentorship. Based in Cambridge, MA, he’s deliberately pivoting from traditional recruiting outreach to contribute thoughtfully to open-source work that aligns with his long-term Unix-rooted expertise.
11 years of coding experience
20 years of employment as a software developer
MS Computer Science, MS Computer Science at University of Massachusetts Amherst
B.A. Computer Science, B.A. Computer Science at Hampshire College
python 2.7, java 1.7, sql, mongo db, bash and linux utilities
This repository holds a Java "stopwatch" class for measuring elapsed execution time; it has minimal overhead at run-time, and several post-processing display functions.
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