About Me
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Public platform work is visible in the Titan IaC repo, scm.bstein.dev and metrics.bstein.dev.
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Experience
SummaryWeb version aligned to Stein.Brad.Resume.2026.06.pdf. Phone and street address are intentionally omitted from the public site.
Titan Lab
atlas platformTitan Lab is the live platform behind bstein.dev. The core is Atlas, a GitOps-managed k3s cluster where services are reconciled by Flux and operated with the same habits I use professionally: source of truth, quality gates, observability, identity, storage, recovery paths, and documented handoff.
The platform runs identity, source control, CI/CD, container delivery, observability, storage, member services, and experimental AI workloads. It is also where I build automation around bootstrap, recovery, service health, and operator workflows instead of leaving them as manual notes.
Oceanus and Tethys 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. Cassandra, the MTG AI playtester, is deployed at cassandra.bstein.dev.
Education
UT AustinStudied 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.
Participated in the Emerging Scholars honors calculus program and later served as an assistant for it.