Planning And Architecture Team - CSE5 at RouteViews Project
Savoy, Illinois, United States
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Nick Buraglio is a seasoned network engineer and architect with 12+ years building and modernizing large-scale WANs, IPv6 deployments, and network security for research and government environments. He leads Planning and Architecture at ESnet, chairs the IETF v6ops working group, and drives the DOE’s IPv6-only implementation—roles that blend hands-on prototyping with strategic policy and cross-agency coordination. As founder/CTO of ZTVI.org and a longtime consultant, he mentors engineers, shapes production-ready orchestration and SDN strategies, and advises projects like RouteViews. He co-hosts the IPv6-Buzz podcast and co-founded MODEM.show, translating deep protocol knowledge into accessible guidance for practitioners. Trained in arts and applied computer science, he brings a creative, experimental mindset—sometimes dabbling in code and security—to otherwise highly structured infrastructure challenges. Based in Savoy, Illinois, he pairs academic and operational experience to push practical, open IPv6 adoption across public and private sectors.
12 years of coding experience
16 years of employment as a software developer
CHS
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
B.S. Arts in Technology: Illustration, B.S. Arts in Technology: Illustration at Illinois State University
A command-line utility for IPv6 subnet generation and IPv4/IPv6 address translation using RFC 6052, PTR Generation, and other transcoding.
Contributions:3 releases, 1 review, 7 PRs in 11 months
command-line-utilityipv4ipv6rfcsubnet
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