Daniel LeWarne

Daniel LeWarne

Systems Architect specializing in distributed infrastructure, high-concurrency engines, and the "Strangler-Fig" modernization of global monoliths.

ELIXIR/OTP GO COCKROACHDB DOCKER/K8S
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Currently

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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.

Research: CORTEX

CORTEX is an integrated framework for sovereign, decentralized computing. It decouples transactional consensus from analytical state through a multi-layered biological architecture.

Layer: Dendrite_Consensus

D-CON Reputation Protocol

A novel "D-CON" reputation-based consensus model. Utilizes the PLEXUS social network subsystem as a reputation oracle to weight validator influence and mitigate Sybil attacks in trustless environments.

Layer: Glia_State

Sovereign Analytical Grid

A Lambda architecture implementation for blockchain state. Offloads heavy analytical workloads into a sovereign grid, ensuring deterministic results without bloat to the core consensus layer (DENDRITE).

SUBSYSTEM: AXON
R-Chord DHT Implementation for Sub-second Node Discovery
Under_Development // v0.4-Alpha

Technical Trajectory

Systems Architect (Consultant)

@ Estée Lauder Companies
2021 — PRESENT

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

@ Humana
2017 — 2021

Modernized distributed systems for health care management. Implemented IaC patterns with Terraform and automated CI/CD pipelines to improve deployment frequency.

Staff Software Developer

@ Grant Street Group
2011 — 2017

Built high-stakes financial auction platforms. Engineered FIX protocol microservices for real-time market synchronization and maintained five-nines reliability.