Summary
James Rayman is a web developer and UT Austin computer science graduate with nine years of hands-on experience building reliable, user-focused web systems. He led a modern, accessible redesign of usamts.org that boosted contest participation by 50% and improved backend reliability for contest administration. His internships at Citadel Securities and Fidelity show a pragmatic focus on performance and developer productivity—delivering a fast bulk-amend workflow, a JIT Flatbuffers CSV compiler, GraphQL orchestration, and automation tools that reduced friction for teams. Comfortable across the stack, he combines strong Python and web expertise with operational sensibilities (Git, Docker, deployment practices) and a knack for turning manual workflows into repeatable tooling. Notably, he has experience scaling grading and feedback pipelines for proof-based math contests, validating over 1,000 submissions during a virtual transition.
9 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
Bachelor's of Science, Mathematics and Computer Science, Bachelor's of Science, Mathematics and Computer Science at The University of Texas at Austin
High School Diploma, High School Diploma at Richardson High School