Paul Clavier is a pragmatic software engineer with eight years' experience building backend systems in Java and Python and a curiosity-driven habit of exploring .NET, Rust, and React. Currently on the engineering team at BlackRock, he combines production-grade backend development with a history of shipping full-stack projects—most notably a scalable, low-latency festival streaming platform that migrated from Icecast2 to AWS Elemental Media to support real concurrent audiences. A University of Edinburgh software engineering graduate, he has applied research-adjacent work to production: animating proof reductions for Philip Wadler using Manim required learning and extending poorly documented tooling. Comfortable across the stack, Paul also brings hands-on teaching and product-facing experience from tutoring, course development, and retail tech roles, which helps him translate technical trade-offs into clear user outcomes. Colleagues value his blend of rigorous engineering, practical problem-solving, and willingness to dig into unfamiliar libraries or systems.
8 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Engineering - BEng, Software Engineering, Bachelor of Engineering - BEng, Software Engineering at The University of Edinburgh
Computer Science, Mathematics, Further Mathematics, Computer Science, Mathematics, Further Mathematics at Christ College Brecon
Contributions:28 pushes, 1 branch, 2 issues in 2 years 5 months
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