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Ada Lovelace
Staff Engineer · London · ada@analytical.dev
Experience
Led the Kubernetes migration, cutting p95 latency a lot from 380ms to 140ms.
Skills
Go · Rust · Distributed systems · Postgres
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resume.texutf-8 · lualatex
\section{Experience}
\resumeItem{Architected a scalable
payments pipeline, cutting
latency 40%.}
\section{Skills}
Go, Rust, Kubernetes, Postgresresume.pdf1 page · compiled 0.8s
Ada Lovelace
Staff Engineer · London
Experience
Architected a scalable payments pipeline, cutting latency 40%.
Skills
Go · Rust · Kubernetes · Postgres
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