About

Warren Partridge is a Site Reliability Engineer (SRE) at Google with a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from Boston University. He has over three years of relevant experience in the field of SRE, mobile development, and software engineering. During his college years, Warren was actively involved in organizing hackathons, such as BostonHacks and the Global Appathon, and was elected as the president of BU's largest mobile app development club, The Global App Initiative. In 2019, he took a leave of absence from college to intern at Google as an SRE and to launch his startup, Ocubrowse.com. Warren's past work experience includes internships as a Software Engineer at Fidelity Investments, Wayfair, and Intuit. At Google, he worked on the F1 database for Google Core, developing a tool to automatically diagnose causes of degraded database service. He also reduced emergency response time for SREs by between 1 minute and 6 hours through his work. Warren's technical skills include SRE, Spring, mobile development, Golang, SQL, and Java. He is also working on improving his digital art skills and a SLAM-based virtual reality project. Warren's portfolio site, https://www.warrenpartridge.me/, provides a more comprehensive list of his work. In his current role at Google, Warren is responsible for running relational DBs at scale as a CloudSQL SRE. He has also worked as a Web Infrastructure Organizer at HackBeanpot, an independently-run Boston hackathon that hosted 183 hackers in Feb. 2020. Warren led architecture design for the main website, day-of website, registration app, and judging app, and developed a CI/CD pipeline for a multi-page React and Gatsby.js site. Overall, Warren is a highly skilled and motivated SRE with a passion for technology and innovation.