INFRASTRUCTURE • SYSTEMS • DISTRIBUTED
Dani Sam
Aspiring Infrastructure Engineer | Distributed Systems Learner
INFRASTRUCTURE • SYSTEMS • DISTRIBUTED
Aspiring Infrastructure Engineer | Distributed Systems Learner
I design and build backend and infrastructure components focused on networking, concurrency, and distributed systems. My work centers on Linux-based environments, reliability, and performance-aware system design.
I can help diagnose and troubleshoot software issues, as well as install and configure applications and programs.
I provide guidance on the features and benefits of specific vehicles, offering reliable information tailored to each customer's needs.
Designing and implementing an HTTP load balancer from scratch — covering round-robin and least-connections algorithms, health check mechanisms, and backend pool management. Research grounded in AWS ELB, NGINX, and HAProxy architecture with a focus on cloud infrastructure and IaaS scalability patterns.
AI can write code — but it can't replace system-level thinking. Why low-level computing skills in systems, memory, concurrency, and networking will matter most in the age of AI.
Learn more about me
I'm Dani Sam
MSc Computer Science student and aspiring Infrastructure Engineer focused on networking internals, distributed systems, and Go-based backend engineering. I build things from scratch to understand how they work — currently researching distributed queue architecture for my Cloud Computing coursework.