Chris Broglie is a Principal Systems Engineer based in San Francisco with 12 years of experience designing and operating large-scale, production-critical systems. He progressed from game and AI development at Electronic Arts and 2K Games to senior engineering and architect roles at Zynga, and now leads systems engineering at Cloudflare, blending deep backend expertise with operational rigor. Chris contributes to notable open-source tooling such as Cloudflare's CFSSL, improving Go compatibility and CI reliability—an indication of his focus on robust build pipelines and cross-platform stability. Known for solving low-level integration challenges, he pairs hands-on coding with systems design to drive resilient, deployable infrastructure. A Carnegie Mellon computer science alumnus, he brings a research-informed approach to practical engineering problems.
12 years of coding experience
15 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelors, Computer Science, Bachelors, Computer Science at Carnegie Mellon University
Contributions:7 releases, 2 reviews, 53 commits in 2 years 1 month
Contributions summary:Chris primarily focused on improving the code's compatibility and stability with the Go programming language. They addressed issues related to Go version compatibility (1.10), particularly for Darwin/cgo-related problems. Furthermore, the user made several enhancements to the build process and tooling, including adding verbose logging, correcting golint checks, and optimizing the Travis CI build environment. This shows the user contributing across the backend codebase and CI/CD configurations.
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