Daniel Lubarov

Engineer at Google (2016—present)

• Designed and implemented several prototypes for Google Glass.
• Designed and implemented the real-time translation feature of Google Pixel Buds.
• Responsible for Android emulator systems which execute millions of tests per day.

Engineer at Square (2012—present)

• Developed scalable and highly-available payment services; led integrations with new card networks.
• Worked on the Android Register application. Developed its first emulator tests, and a library called Burst for parameterized tests. Also developed customer-facing features like invoicing.
• Designed and implemented an Android CI system, which runs 6000+ unit tests and 500+ emulator tests in parallel across many devices.
• Designed and implemented an internal website which hosts Square's Android and iOS builds, and provides over-the-air installs.

Engineering Intern at LinkedIn (2011)

Worked on LinkedIn’s social graph backend, a high-concurrency Scala application. Addressed scalability problems related to highly-connected users by changing the way connections are stored in memory and on disk.

Engineering Intern at Yelp (2010)

Wrote a naive Bayes classifier for uncategorized businesses. The project made it to production, and the classifier outperformed humans from Mechanical Turk — see this article or our original paper.

Research at Harvey Mudd College (2009)

We developed “azTrace,” a profiling and analysis tool which works with several languages. I wrote the memory profilers for Java and PHP, using a combination of instrumentation and reflection.

Assistant at Digital Places (2006—2007)

Developed web applications for local clients, which included schools and research labs.

Languages

Java, Python, Ruby, Scala, Go, C++, Bash

Frontend

HTML/CSS, JavaScript, WebGL

Misc

Git, SVN, LaTeX, Berkeley DB, Postgres, MySQL, AWS

UIST Student Innovation Contest (2009)

1^st place for Most Useful. We developed the “Heelblazer,” a foot typing system with intelligent word prediction, using a prototype pressure-sensitive keyboard from Microsoft Research.

ACM ICPC Programming Contest

Competed in the Southern California regional. Placed 6^th (2008), 13^th (2009), 3^rd (2010), and 8^th (2011).

Google Code Jam

Advanced to Round 2 in 2009, 2014, 2015 and 2016.

B.S., Harvey Mudd College (2008—2012)

Relevant courses: Information Security, Neural Networks, Algorithms, Data Structures, Computer Systems.