Summary
Robert Cauble is a senior staff software engineer with deep expertise in high-scale distributed systems, low-latency caching, and cross-language production services. He built CliqueMap at Google—a large RDMA-backed read/write cache adopted across YouTube, Ads, Geo, Search, and Cloud—demonstrating an ability to turn research ideas into production systems with features like hitless updates, dynamic resizing, and SSD integration. His career spans dataflow engines, distributed SQL and data-mining libraries, profilers/debuggers, and object-relational tooling, reflecting a rare full-stack infrastructure pedigree from hardware-adjacent RDMA work to client libraries in multiple languages. Comfortable in small, fast-paced teams, he has repeatedly shipped large codebases (contributing over a million lines of delta code) and optimized performance at the system level. Based in Madison, WI, Robert mixes pragmatic engineering with algorithmic thinking—evident from scalable decision-tree and streaming-executor work—to tackle new technical challenges across AI and cloud infrastructure.
3 years of coding experience
26 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science, Computer Science, Bachelor of Science, Computer Science at University of Notre Dame