Kirtan Pathak

Data Engineer Ii (IT Analyst Ii) @State of Utah

Salt Lake City, UT, US
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k••••••@utah.gov
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WORK HISTORY

Oct 2023 — Present

Data Engineer Ii (IT Analyst Ii) @State of Utah

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Salt Lake City, UT, US

Architected multi-cloud data infrastructure processing 1TB+ daily across Airflow, AWS DMS, and Oracle RDS — delivering 99% uptime and 30% faster data availability to 5+ government agencies while maintaining zero data loss • Orchestrated 1,100+ production Airflow DAGs integrating SQL Server, Aurora Postgres, and Snowflake; engineered CI/CD pipelines via GitHub Actions reducing production incidents by 80% and eliminating manual deployment risk • Built AI-assisted monitoring infrastructure using GitHub Copilot and Gemini — SLA violation alerting, automated 90-day data retention policies, and end-to-end load monitoring across tables in DEV and PROD; accelerated complex scheduling logic cutting development cycles while maintaining zero data loss standards • Spearheaded migration of 700+ legacy Oracle procedures to Snowflake — 40% query performance gains,$200K+ annual cost savings, and advanced SQL tuning improving system throughput by 25% supporting 2x user growth • Implemented real-time streaming via Airbyte and AWS reducing executive reporting latency by 35%; designed SFTP-to-S3 file processing pipelines with DuckDB-based Python ETL and Airflow-native Oracle integration • Designed comprehensive alerting system tracking SLA violations, performance anomalies, and execution failures across mission-critical workflows — reducing MTTR by 60% across enterprise data infrastructure

EDUCATION

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CHARUSAT

Bachelor of Technology, Computer Science and Engineering

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The University of Texas at Dallas

Master of Science - MS, Computer and Information Sciences, General

2005 — 2017

The Bright School

High School, Gujarat Board

ABOUT KIRTAN PATHAK

I don\'t just move data — I make it intelligent.By day, I architect enterprise data infrastructure at the State of Utah, processing 1TB+ daily across multi-cloud environments. I\'ve built and orchestrated 1,100+ production Airflow DAGs with zero data loss, migrated 700+ legacy Oracle procedures to Snowflake unlocking 40% query performance gains and $200K+ in annual cost savings, and engineered CI/CD pipelines that cut production incidents by 80%. When something breaks at 2am in a government data system, I\'m the person who built it not to break.That foundation — knowing what production really means — is exactly why I build AI systems differently.NeuralVault — AI Learning MemoryMost RAG tutorials show you how to call an API and get an answer. I wanted to build something that actually works under pressure:→ Hybrid retrieval (BM25 + vector semantic search combined)→ Cross-encoder reranker (ms-marco-MiniLM) for precision scoring→ ChromaDB vector store with local MiniLM embeddings→ Groq-hosted Llama 3.3 70B for grounded answer generation→ Citation enforcement — refuses to hallucinate, flags insufficient evidence→ RAGAS evaluation pipeline with CI quality gatesSLM-Bench-Router — Local SLM Benchmark PlatformMost teams pick one model and hope it works for everything. I wanted to prove that assumption wrong with data. So I benchmarked 3 local small language models (llama3.2, phi4-mini, qwen2.5:3b) across 3 structured tasks with 2,250 grammar-constrained inference calls — then used the findings to build a RouterAgent that dispatches every request to the empirically proven best model:→ qwen2.5:3b for log classification (96% accuracy, 9.5 tok/s) and document extraction (100%)→ llama3.2 for code review (100% accuracy, 8.8 tok/s — 2x faster than qwen on same task)→ phi4-mini as router (94% classification accuracy) — a result that only emerged from benchmarking, not intuition→ Pydantic v2 schema enforcement with error-feedback retry loops across all agents→ 100% local via Ollama — zero cloud dependencies, zero API costsTwo projects. Two different problems. Same principle: build it so it actually works, measure everything, let the data make the decisions.I\'m looking for AI Engineer or Data & Retrieval Engineer roles where I can bring both sides together — the data foundation and the AI system on top of it.

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