I graduated from M.I.T. with a B.S. in 2007, and an M.Eng. in 2008, both in Course VI (EECS). I'm currently living in Cambridge.

Upon graduating, I cofounded Ksplice, with three other MIT alums. Our first product, Ksplice Uptrack, helps you dramatically improve Linux security by allowing you to apply important software updates without rebooting.

Some things I used to do:

• libgmail — I maintained libgmail on a sort of on-and-off basis (read: showstopper bugs, and "whenever I feel like it")
• penpal — I found Gary Blehm's Identical Penmen.
• rssZephyr — A Python script that zephyrs out updates to RSS feeds, as they become available
• StoneSheetCuts — an AOL Instant Messenger bot of mine that lets you play Rock, Paper, Scissors with another AIM user.
• Guido van Robot — a programming environment kind of like Logo, for teaching people how to program