Daniel Munoz is a seasoned software engineer with over a decade of professional experience and a lifelong passion for systems and low-level programming dating back to hobby projects in the early 2000s. Currently at Meta, he focuses on data warehouse file formats and read/write libraries within Data Infrastructure, bringing production-grade rigor to storage and I/O tooling. His background spans high-traffic cloud services at AWS (Java, Ruby, JavaScript, DynamoDB, S3, Lambda) and extensive C++ work across embedded, desktop, and mobile platforms for clients including DreamWorks and Motorola. Comfortable across languages and environments, he combines deep systems thinking with practical service ownership, monitoring and automation. Notably, he has a history of self-driven engineering projects—like a C++ Huffman compressor and microcontroller-based instruments—that reveal a strong foundation in algorithms and embedded systems. Based in Everett, WA, he blends enterprise-scale cloud experience with a hacker’s curiosity for performance and robustness.
10 years of coding experience
9 years of employment as a software developer
English as a Second Language, Overal Grade B+, English as a Second Language, Overal Grade B+ at Ellison's Educational Academy
Electronic Engineering, Engineering, B+, Electronic Engineering, Engineering, B+ at Universidad Tecnológica Nacional
Computer Science, 1st. year complete, Computer Science, 1st. year complete at Universidad Adventista del Plata
New file format for storage of large columnar datasets.
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