I'm Gaby. Computer scientist. I've taught astronauts how electrical systems work, wrangled sensor data from oil fields, built cloud infrastructure at AWS, and taken drive-through orders at 6 AM. These days I wire AI agents into commodity trading platforms at EPAM.
Connecting EPAM's AI platform to Allegro Horizon for natural gas trade workflows through a custom MCP server. Cloud infrastructure scoping, cost modeling, and architecture design for production deployment.
EPAM / Essentia Advisory, 2026Containerized application deployed across two AWS regions with Auto Scaling Groups and automated health checks. Built a serverless ETL pipeline processing financial documents from S3 into DynamoDB.
Amazon Web Services, 2025Automated spacewalk scheduling by parsing astronaut coordinate data and running proximity analysis to identify concurrent EVA opportunities. Migrated 500+ legacy MediaWiki queries to an optimized Cargo database.
NASA Johnson Space Center, 2025End-to-end ETL processing 32,000+ data points per sensor from 10,000+ stations. Built C++ algorithms for 3-axis accelerometer orientation calculations and a JavaScript visualization dashboard for predictive maintenance.
Chevron, 2024Managed firewall change requests and infrastructure security reviews for NASA's Mission Control Center systems. Eliminated an entire CDR design phase by demonstrating existing security controls already met requirements.
NASA Johnson Space Center, 2025RESTful API with 40+ endpoints, JWT authentication, and a normalized 15-table schema. Event-driven SMS notifications via Twilio for item availability alerts.
Personal projectDrive-through cashier. Catering crew. Phone sales. Tutoring algebra at a community center. My family taught me to start working early and figure things out along the way. It gave me something useful: I know how to talk to people who think nothing like me, and I know how to learn fast when there's no other option.
I studied computer science and mathematics at the University of Houston, graduated with a 3.97, and spent three semesters at NASA's Johnson Space Center before I turned 22. I interned at Chevron twice, building IoT data pipelines and cloud infrastructure for oil field operations. I spent a summer at AWS in Seattle, architecting multi-region systems and learning how enterprise clients think about resilience.
Right now I'm at EPAM Systems working in commodity and energy technology. Most of my time goes to connecting AI platforms to legacy ETRM systems, scoping AWS infrastructure costs, and figuring out how to make tools built in different decades talk to each other. Cloud engineering, energy markets, applied AI. That's the work.
I'm always open to interesting conversations about cloud infrastructure, energy technology, or whatever else is on your mind.
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