Alec Gutmanstein

Alec Gutmanstein has a diverse work experience spanning several companies and roles. Alec started as a Software Development Intern at Mill-Max Mfg. Corp. in 2014, where they created and edited tables in VMS and Oracle and wrote scripts for a GUI monitoring manufacturing processes.

In 2016, Alec worked as a Software Engineering Intern at Cantor Fitzgerald, where they analyzed pricing sources and automated data compilation, resulting in a cost reduction. Alec also wrote PowerShell scripts for log file management and automating application backups.

Alec's next internships include a Software Engineering role at Delphi in 2017, where they designed and built an automated testing program and created a DLL wrapper for motor control. Alec also interned at Zendrive, where they researched and implemented fuel consumption algorithms.

In 2018, Alec worked as a Software Engineering Intern at Aptiv, where they refactored code, designed an automated map building algorithm, and created a workflow for large map datasets. Alec then joined Barclays in 2019 as a Software Engineer, where they designed and created the backend and infrastructure for an API governance tool and migrated microservices to AWS.

Currently, Alec works at Dataminr as a Software Engineer III, where they designed a GRPC service and led the effort to transition from state-based to event-based processing in a distributed system.

In addition to their professional experience, Alec has also worked as an Equipment Associate at Sno Haus Ski Shop, where they fitting ski and snowboard equipment, and as a Caddy at Tam O'Shanter Country Club.

Overall, Alec Gutmanstein's work experience showcases their expertise in software engineering, development, automation, and infrastructure design.

Alec Gutmanstein attended the Portledge School from 2012 to 2015, although no specific degree or field of study is provided. Subsequently, Alec pursued a Bachelor of Science in Engineering (B.S.E.) with a major in Computer Science at the University of Michigan College of Engineering from 2015 to 2019.