Lander Duncan is a network engineering intern and rising Computer Science student based in the San Francisco Bay Area with three years of hands-on experience building high-performance research network infrastructure. At NYU he led and contributed to multidisciplinary teams deploying Layer 1 links, EVPN configurations, a NetBox-driven automation and Source-of-Truth system, and a high-speed distributed file system under an NSF grant. He also researches programmable networking as a P4 compiler assistant at NYU Courant, blending systems engineering with protocol-level development. Comfortable leading cohorts—he has directed teams of 45 students—Lander pairs operational rigor from restaurant management roles with technical leadership in campus-scale networking projects. He brings a practical focus on reproducible automation and measurable monitoring, and is already shipping production-facing network tooling while completing his undergraduate studies.
3 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor's degree Computer Science, Bachelor's degree Computer Science at New York University
High School Diploma, High School Diploma at Headlands Preparatory School
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