Frank Ceballos is a data engineer with nine years of experience who blends production-grade data platform engineering with a strong background in physics and machine learning. At ExxonMobil he builds and secures PostgreSQL servers and Airflow pipelines in OpenShift, authors Python APIs used by trading teams for VaR calculations, and operationalizes ML experiments with Databricks and MLflow. His prior research and postdoctoral work in ultrafast lasers and medical physics inform a rigorous, experimental approach to feature engineering and anomaly detection in time-series data. He’s comfortable spanning the stack—from containerized infra and CI/CD on OpenShift to PySpark feature pipelines and model deployment on Azure—while mentoring non-IT teams on cloud-native application delivery. Outside work he writes and teaches about data science and even composes technical content that reached broad Medium readership, signaling an ability to translate complex technical ideas for diverse audiences.
9 years of coding experience
10 years of employment as a software developer
University of Kansas
Medical Physics Certificate, Health/Medical Physics, Medical Physics Certificate, Health/Medical Physics at Medical College of Wisconsin
Bachelor of Science, Physics, 3.77, Bachelor of Science, Physics, 3.77 at University of Texas at Brownsville
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