Jeremy Bogle
Jeremy Bogle | jeremy@bogle.cc
Software, Systems & Infrastructure
Master of Computer Systems (MIT)
New York, NY
Research

First author on a paper published in ACM SIGCOMM 2019

Applied financial portfolio risk modeling (CVaR) to network routing, accounting for potential network failures

Implemented the optimization in Julia using Gurobi, with analysis and visualizations in Python and gnuplot

Collaborated with researchers in Microsoft's cloud optimization group on TEAVAR

Evaluated the routing model using real Microsoft network data

Worked as a master's student in the CSAIL Networks lab with Professor Manya Ghobadi while pursuing my degree in computer systems

Master's thesis on traffic routing in software-defined networks

Serverless Query Optimizer

Built a serverless query optimizer on AWS Lambda to offload query planning from the database

Prototyped in Java with SimpleDB, then adapted C++ GPORCA to use queries and table statistics supplied in one request

Benchmarked search strategies and planning runtimes, and explored cost trade-offs and parallel search

FLEXNET

Flexible, reconfigurable software-defined network modeled as a linear optimization

Given instant network reconfiguration on traffic shifts, optimizes routing to minimize loss and congestion

Undergraduate researcher on PEV self-driving car project

Built a job scheduling simulation server in Python using real taxi, Hubway, and subway data in Boston

Integrated the simulation with OpenStreetMap for visualizations
About

I'm Jeremy, a software engineer and technologist based in New York.

I'm passionate about computers, engineering and building practical, scalable software systems.

I studied electrical engineering and computer science at MIT, then stayed for a master's focused on computer systems. My research explored how networks can route traffic while accounting for failures.

I also swam and played water polo at MIT and grew up in Boston, MA.
Jeremy Bogle
EXPERIENCE
Citadel
June 2023 - June 2026
Head of Platform Engineering for EQR (Equities)
• Led platform engineering for a $XXB quant business—research tools, compute efficiency, ci/cd pipelines, k8s research environments, and dev experience
• Architected the hybrid cloud/on-prem Kubernetes platform (scaling to 5k+ cores, 100+TB) and owned the Google Cloud relationship and all GCP infra
• Promoted to team lead, owning hiring and career development (350+ interviews), performance reviews, and roadmap with research
• Drove AI tooling strategy including agent frameworks, MCP servers, async coding agents serving 200+ daily interactions and 50%+ of merged code
• Integrated sandboxed research environments in an interactive research cluster, enabling agentic workflows on sensitive code and data
• Built low-latency trading APIs (gRPC, C++, kdb+/q), delivering streaming access to real-time and historical orders and executions
Cardinal Labs
December 2021 - June 2023
Co-founder & CTO
• 0→1 founder experience: formed the team, defined the product, shipped v1 with no precedent—reached 150k+ users, 40k MAU, and 5mm+ transactions
• Led a team of 5 building smart-contracts (rust), SDKs (serverless, typescript), and apps (react, typescript); deployed 15+ smart contracts in production
• Partnered directly with enterprise customers and integration partners on technical sales and turning customer learnings into engineering priorities
• Built CI/CD for node deployments (terraform), read-optimized query index (postgres, graphQL), and smart contract upgrade flows with multi-party sign-off
Apple
June 2018 - August 2018, August 2019 - December 2021
Senior Software Engineer
• Awarded patent for Music + Photos integration (live on every iPhone); shipped third-party Music APIs used by hundreds of partner integrations
• Architected systems and infra (java, clojure) on k8s serving billions of users at 100k+ QPS across Apple Music, Podcasts, TV+, and Shazam
• Owned globally distributed rate limit, authentication, and API infra (Kong, Lua) servicing internal, third-party, and enterprise partner integrations
• Developed global automated API diff service (golang) and dashboard for safer deployments with anomaly detection, rollback, and sign-off features
• Partnered with SREs on production issues, migrated core services from bare metal to edge DCs (k8s, spinnaker, helm), and led team infrastructure trainings
Microsoft + MIT CSAIL
August 2018 - August 2019
Software Engineer / Researcher (graduate student)
• Applied financial risk theory to optimize inter-data-center traffic—directly bridging financial-domain modeling with systems research; algorithm written in Julia
• First author on research paper (https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/3341302.3342069) published in SIGCOMM 2019 and presented in Beijing (now 80+ citations)
• Integrated real Microsoft historical WAN data into backtesting experiments, graphical and statistical analysis (julia, python) for the paper
PUBLICATIONS
TeaVaR: Striking the Right Utilization-Availability Balance in WAN Traffic Engineering
ACM SIGCOMM 2019
First Author
• Applied financial risk theory (conditional value-at-risk) to optimize inter-data-center WAN traffic; core written in Julia and backtested on real Microsoft WAN data
• Presented at ACM SIGCOMM 2019 in Beijing; now 80+ citations (ACM Digital Library, MIT News)
EDUCATION
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Masters)
September 2018 - June 2019
Masters in Computer Science with a Concentration in Computer Systems
GPA: 5.0/5.0
• Distributed Systems, Computer Networks, Database Systems, Systems Security, Advanced Algorithms, Machine Learning, Economics
• First author on published research applying financial risk theory to optimize network traffic (https://news.mit.edu/2019/reduce-cost-cloud-infrastructure-0819)
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Undergrad)
September 2014 - June 2018
B.S. in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science with a Minor in Economics
GPA: 4.4/5.0
LEADERSHIP AND ACTIVITIES
Theta Tau Professional Engineering Fraternity
March 2016 - Present
President & Active Board Director
• Managed and led 50 diverse college students in the creation of a brand new professional engineering fraternity
• Governed all internal chapter operations and finances while acting as chapter president and now serve as active director of alumni association
MIT Varsity Swimming & Diving, MIT Varsity Water Polo
September 2014 - June 2018
Captain
• Swimming: 7x All-American at Division III National Championships, 12x NEWMAC conference champion, 4x Academic All-American (sprint free and backstroke)
• Water Polo: Center and center defender, won a Division III Eastern Championships and placed 5th at the CWPA Eastern Championships
SKILLS AND INTERESTS
Software Engineering
• Programming Languages: Python, Go, Rust, Typescript, C/C++, Java, Lua, Clojure, Julia, SQL
• Technologies: Linux/UNIX, Kubernetes, Redis, Cassandra, Kafka, Kong, Prometheus, Grafana, Airflow, Postgres, GraphQL, React, Terraform, webRTC, AWS/GCP
Other Interests
• Served as a prefect, senior RA, class president, and now alumni class representative at boarding school.
• Enjoys skiing, golf and music production