My name is Michael Giannella, and I am a Senior Computer Engineering student at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, NJ. On campus, I am involved in the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) club as a N2E Python instructor, where I teach weekly classes to undergraduates looking to expand their skillset. I also play intramural basketball and flag football. Outside of school, I’ve worked at Amazon and Prudential Global Investment Management.

This past summer, I worked at Amazon with the Alexa Benchmarking Infrastructure team. My team was responsible for machine learning model release and certification within Alexa. As a SDE Intern, I worked on a project that centralized and automated the processes for regularly gathering business metrics. Through this project, I was able to engineer a pipeline that used AWS S3, Cloudwatch, Redshift, and Lambda to gather and store business metrics. For presenting the stored data, I created views in Tableau to provide a meaningful dashboard for business leaders to view.

I’m interested in DevOps and software engineering in general. I enjoy working both on the product and the process, and working as efficiently as possible, leveraging any tools that may be useful. I have experience working with Python, Java, C, C#, SQL, and HTML/CSS. Additionally, some technologies I’ve worked with include AWS, Django, Spring, Git, REST APIs, and Serverless Architecture. However, I really enjoy learning and trying new tools and languages.

Thank you for visiting my personal website. For more information, you can check out my resume. If you would like to contact me, email me or reach out to me on LinkedIn. Also, you can check out some of the code I’ve written on my Github.