Summary
Gary Duzan is a seasoned system software developer and IT architect with 18 years of experience designing and delivering complex systems across networking, middleware, and database domains. Currently a core team member on an open-source database/language system at FIS, he blends hands-on implementation with architectural oversight. His background includes building performance management platforms for large-scale voice and data networks, prototyping next-generation IP video management at Motorola, and demonstrating advanced middleware at BBN. Comfortable across low-level systems and higher-level services, he has a track record of turning research-grade ideas into production-ready software. Based in Pennsylvania, he holds an MS in Computer Science from Northeastern and a BS from the University of Delaware, reflecting a strong academic foundation underpinning practical engineering. Colleagues describe him as quietly curious—often digging into protocol or language details that others overlook to improve system reliability and interoperability.
18 years of coding experience
15 years of employment as a software developer
BS, Computer and Information Sciences, BS, Computer and Information Sciences at University of Delaware
MS, Computer Science, MS, Computer Science at Northeastern University