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@ -20,6 +20,7 @@ import Scoresaver from "../images/scoresaver.svg";
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import Hashicorp from "../images/HashiCorp_Logo_no_text.png";
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import Bennu from "../images/bennu.gif";
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import KatSite from "../images/kat-site.png";
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import JPL from "../images/JPL.png";
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type GridElementImageProps = {
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image_url: string;
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@ -247,6 +248,26 @@ export function ProjectGrid() {
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</div>
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<div id={"project-grid"} aria-label={"Projects Grid"}>
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<div className={"GridSizer"} />
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<SmallElement
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title={"Azure Networking"}
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org={"Microsoft"}
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text={`Implemented a large scale distributed and streaming real-time clustering algorithm capable of
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processing the entire Azure Networking log stream on about 10 nodes. System is robust to system drift
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through live human in the loop updates. Able to parse plaintext logs into clusters and automatically
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extract semantically meaningful tokens as part of a data processing pipeline that underpins Azure's
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network reliability and performance.`}
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/>
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<SmallElementPic
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image_url={JPL}
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image_alt={"JPL Logo - Red capital letters spelling JPL"}
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title={"Aerie Mission Planning"}
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org={"JPL"}
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text={`I worked for JPL to develop Aerie UI, the next generation mission planning and execution stack
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used for Europa Clipper and future missions. Worked on sequencing where I solved a fantastically complicated bug with some
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undocumented Monaco editor features, enabling new DSL features and corresponding lints in browser. One of my
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favorite bugs of all time - I'll be sure to write a blog post soon!`}
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link={"https://ai.jpl.nasa.gov/public/projects/aerie/"}
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/>
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<SmallElement
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title={"ElasticMatch"}
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org={"CodeDay"}
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where it runs almost every service we have, as well as at home, where I use it to run over 25 services on
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a cluster of old machines. I strongly recommend it as it's a very easy way utilize old hardware, even when
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each machine may not be that powerful powerful and not all that complex to get started with at any scale,
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from one personal server to large corporate backends.`}
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from one personal server to large corporate backends. In 2024, this stack is still in use!`}
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/>
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<SmallElement
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title={"Personal Website"}
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Julie
1 year ago
