Robert Hamner is a highly accomplished Principal Software Engineer at National Instruments, where he leverages his extensive background in physics research and electronics manufacturing to drive innovation in software development. With a keen focus on data generation, management, and analytics, Robert leads the architecture of...
Robert Hamner is a highly accomplished Principal Software Engineer at National Instruments, where he leverages his extensive background in physics research and electronics manufacturing to drive innovation in software development. With a keen focus on data generation, management, and analytics, Robert leads the architecture of a cutting-edge software platform designed to streamline hardware releases. His current projects emphasize the integration of advanced data analytics tools and methodologies, enabling teams to harness the power of data for informed decision-making.
In his role, Robert employs a diverse technology stack that includes JavaScript, Python, and various AWS services, such as EKS and S3, to create robust, scalable solutions. His expertise in frameworks like Vue.js and Plotly allows him to develop intuitive user interfaces and dynamic visualizations, while his proficiency with data manipulation libraries such as pandas and tools like JupyterHub enhances the analytical capabilities of the platform. Robert’s commitment to leveraging modern DevOps practices is evident in his use of Azure pipelines to ensure seamless deployment and continuous integration.
Beyond his technical skills, Robert has a strong interest in applying software solutions to real-world challenges, particularly in the realms of sports, environmental science, and political data analysis. His passion for research and data-driven insights positions him as a valuable asset in any full-remote work environment, where he can continue to innovate and collaborate with teams across the globe. With a solid foundation in testing, simulations, and experimentation, Robert is dedicated to pushing the boundaries of what is possible in software engineering, making significant contributions to both his organization and the broader industry.
