Daniel LeWarne
Systems Architect specializing in distributed infrastructure, high-concurrency engines, and the "Strangler-Fig" modernization of global monoliths.
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I am a Tech Lead and Systems Architect at Estée Lauder Companies, leading the architectural transformation of global eCommerce engines into headless, multi-tenant microservices.
Parallel to my professional work, I am pursuing an MSCS at Georgia Tech, focusing on P2P consensus and the "analytical crisis" in state-heavy decentralized networks.
Academic Research
The following projects were authored as part of the OMSCS 6675 (Spring 2026) curriculum at the Georgia Institute of Technology. To preserve academic integrity, source code and full papers are available upon request for verified academic or professional inquiry.
D-CON Reputation Protocol
A reputation-based consensus model designed for trustless environments. Utilizes the PLEXUS social graph subsystem as an oracle to weight validator influence and mitigate Sybil attacks.
Sovereign Analytical Grid
Implementation of Lambda architecture for ledger state. Offloads intensive analytical workloads into a sovereign grid, ensuring high throughput without bloating the core consensus layer.
Technical Trajectory
Systems Architect (Consultant)
Spearheading migrations of legacy monoliths into headless, multi-tenant architectures. Engineered high-availability platforms handling global-scale traffic using Elixir/OTP and CockroachDB.
Senior Software Engineer
Modernized distributed systems for health care management. Implemented IaC patterns with Terraform and automated CI/CD pipelines to improve deployment frequency.
Staff Software Developer
Built high-stakes financial auction platforms. Engineered FIX protocol microservices for real-time market synchronization and maintained five-nines reliability.