Aman Sriven

Experience

Learning by building.

From enterprise infrastructure to university research, I’ve worked on systems that need to be useful, reliable, and understood.

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  1. Humana

    Software Engineering Intern

    May — Aug 2026Louisville, KY

    On Enterprise AI’s GenAI Core Capabilities team, built a multi-provider AI gateway on Azure Kubernetes with a FastAPI and PostgreSQL control plane for roles, sessions, and API keys.

    • 450K+requests routed per day
    • <25 msp95 gateway overhead
    • 30+MCP tool servers behind one policy
    • 100+failure scenarios chaos-tested
    • Kubernetes
    • Envoy
    • FastAPI
    • PostgreSQL
    • Redis
    • Prometheus
    • Grafana
  2. JAGGAER

    Software Engineering Intern

    Jun — Aug 2025Durham, NC

    Built a Spring Boot supplier-data service and its async ingestion pipeline, then tuned MySQL and caching for high-volume reads.

    • 4M+supplier records served
    • −38%p95 API latency
    • 4.2×ingestion throughput
    • −55%read latency
    • Java
    • Spring Boot
    • MySQL
    • REST
  3. Texas A&M University, CARES Lab

    Machine Learning Research Engineer

    Dec 2024 — May 2025College Station, TX

    Trained a PyTorch ensemble that flags eleven classes of smart-contract vulnerability despite severe class imbalance.

    • 0.8703macro F1 across 12 classes
    • 0.9973macro AUC
    • 1stComputer Sciences, 2025 TAMUG research symposium
    • PyTorch
    • Multi-head attention
    • Focal loss
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  4. Sinn Fund, Aggie Investment Club

    Software Developer

    Jan 2026 — PresentCollege Station, TX

    Built an event-driven options backtester in Python and C++, plus the data-to-execution pipelines the fund’s researchers run.

    • 150M+options contracts modelled
    • $80K+fund under management
    • −34%simulation runtime for 7 researchers
    • Python
    • C++
    • Options data
    • Backtesting
  5. Aggie Coding Club

    Software Engineer

    Aug 2025 — PresentCollege Station, TX

    Contributing to Maroon Rides, a SvelteKit and Capacitor transit app for the Texas A&M bus system.

    • 5K+downloads
    • SvelteKit
    • Capacitor
    • TypeScript