Summary
Eric Sclafani is a Junior .NET Developer based in New York with 11 years of varied experience bridging computational linguistics research and practical software delivery. Currently building .NET solutions for the Brooklyn District Attorney's Office, he previously developed NLP tooling—including a gram2vec Python module and interactive Dash/Plotly visualizations—for authorship attribution and belief analysis at Stony Brook University. His academic background (MSc in Computational Linguistics, 3.8 GPA) underpins a data-driven approach to feature engineering and high-dimensional vector analysis, while his side projects and utilities on GitHub demonstrate a pragmatic, experimental mindset. Comfortable moving between research code and production systems, he brings strong analytical instincts and a knack for turning linguistic insight into usable software.
11 years of coding experience