SDET II, Managed Languages Team, Microsoft.
I work on the next generation of managed compilers, language tools and IDE. Although not a professional mathematician, I am passionate about mathematics, especially set theory, computability theory, order theory, and evaluation of sums and integrals in a closed form.
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