I'm a graduate of The University of Texas at Austin. My major was Computer Science, and I was in the Turing Scholars Honors Program. I graduated in Spring 2008; currently, I am employed by National Instruments, where I sit in a cubicle and test/write/test/fix device driver software.
I was a proctor for CS315 for the Spring 2008 semester.
I work for UTCS, doing research into software testing; my research advisor is Dr. Calvin Lin, and I work a lot with Walter Chang (who was coincidentally my CS315H TA). What started out as an undergraduate research gig evolved into my honors thesis: An automated test case generator for C programs. C is a fun language until you have to write tools to try and analyze it. My thesis is available online.
I also helped out a lot on another project, which, after several failed attempts at publication, resulted in a paper: Efficient and Extensible Security Enforcement Using Dynamic Data Flow Analysis, due to appear in the ACM Conference on Computer and Communications Security.
Due to my alumni status, I no longer linger around the Taylor basement as much as I used to. The best way to get in contact with me is to e-mail me.