Daniel Setareh is a Cloud Support Engineer II and senior Computer Science student at Virginia Tech with roughly a decade of hands-on experience across cloud operations, systems administration, and full-stack development. He administers the VT CORNET testbed—managing 48+ SDRs and 130+ servers—and has deep experience orchestrating VMs and hardware passthrough in production-like research environments. Daniel has built customer-facing React components and .NET Core backends, led library and router migrations, and previously shipped productivity tools for Rackspace’s email team in Python and PHP. He contributes to wireless security research, modifying open-source stacks like srsLTE and boofuzz for fuzz-testing cellular base stations. Comfortable bridging research and production, he excels at making complex infrastructure accessible to students and engineers alike. Based in Blacksburg, he combines academic curiosity with practical cloud support and automation skills that speed both development and research.
10 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor's degree, Computer Science, Bachelor's degree, Computer Science at Virginia Tech
Minimal end-to-end LTE using srsRAN. Dockerized and emulated radio over shared memory.
Contributions:23 pushes in 1 year 9 months
memorylteend-to-endshared-memorydocker
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