Summary
Warren Partridge is a Site Reliability Engineer at Google with a decade of experience building and operating large, distributed systems and a background as a founder. At Google he has driven SLO and alerting standards that scaled to billions of daily events and quadrupled alert coverage, and has repeatedly led incident response for customer-visible outages. He blends hands-on systems work (Go, streaming protobufs, cloud SQL) with product-minded tooling that reduces responder time from hours to minutes. Earlier roles—from founding an eye-tracking startup to organizing major hackathons—show a knack for rapid prototyping, CI/CD, and coordinating cross-functional teams. Based in San Francisco, he pairs entrepreneurial grit with formal CS training (Boston University, 3.74 GPA) and a persistent interest in personal PKM and risk-minded engineering. Colleagues might notice his playful “Spaghetti Risk Engineering” approach, signaling a practical, systems-first style that favors quick experiments to tame complexity.
10 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
High School, High School at Boston University Academy
Bachelor’s Degree Computer Science, Bachelor’s Degree Computer Science at Boston University