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Web version aligned to <span class="mono">Stein.Brad.Resume.2026.06.pdf</span>. Phone and street address are
intentionally omitted from the public site.
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and operator workflows instead of leaving them as manual notes.
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<span class="mono">Oceanus</span> and <span class="mono">Tethys</span> are now part of Atlas capacity instead of separate public status surfaces.
The dedicated non-cluster hosts are the control-plane database node and the jumphost. <span class="mono">Cassandra</span>,
the MTG AI playtester, is deployed at
<a href="https://cassandra.bstein.dev/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">cassandra.bstein.dev</a>.
Local hosting gives me room to build and operate in-development AI-powered systems on the same platform.
<span class="mono">Cassandra</span>, an AI-powered Magic: The Gathering playtester that uses AI as a decision
engine, runs at
<a href="https://cassandra.bstein.dev/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">cassandra.bstein.dev</a>
and takes advantage of the multi-architecture Atlas cluster and its supporting systems.
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Studied Mechanical Engineering and Applied Math at the University of Texas at Austin, including Java, C++,
probability, statistics, complex analysis, numerical methods, number theory, and differential equations.
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Participated in the Emerging Scholars honors calculus program and later served as an assistant for it.
Mechanical Engineering and Applied Math at the University of Texas at Austin, including Java, C++, probability,
statistics, complex analysis, numerical methods, number theory, and differential equations. Emerging Scholars
honors calculus student and later served as a teaching assistant for it.
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