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.
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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