Edrick Tamayo

Edrick Tamayo

IT professional · software developer

M.S. Computer Science, Western Michigan University · Published researcher

Resume Overview

System administrator and software developer

Experience

System Administrator

Veterans Affairs Medical Center (Kentro)

Oct 2025 to Present

Senior System Administrator and Graduate Assistant

Western Michigan University, Computer Aided Engineering Center

Feb 2021 to Aug 2025

Research

Classical/Quantum Machine Learning Researcher

Western Michigan University with Dr. Robert Makin

DOI: 10.1557/s43580-025-01420-7, published October 2025

Education

M.S. Computer Science, Western Michigan University · 3.89 GPA

Skills

Python, C#, JavaScript, C/C++ · React Native, Torch, Scikit-learn, PennyLane · Windows Server, Linux (Debian), macOS, VMware ESXi/vCenter/vSphere

Open Resume GitHub [email protected]

Tiled / macOS
Tiled demo: tiling windows into quarters and sixths with global hotkeys

Tiled

Native macOS window tiling with global hotkeys. It supports quarter and sixth layouts plus live edge resizing.

Swift MIT · macOS
QuickCull / macOS
QuickCull: side-by-side RAW compare with histograms, metadata sidebar, and filmstrip

QuickCull

Fast photo culling for macOS. Scrub RAWs with the arrow keys, flag keepers in three colors, trash or move the rest.

Swift MIT · macOS
Addarr
Addarr demo: search, one-tap add, downloads, and activity log

Addarr

One-tap movie and series adds for Radarr and Sonarr, built for the home LAN.

TypeScript MIT · Windows · macOS · Linux
Checkarr
Checkarr demo: dashboard counts, scan menu, and source settings

Checkarr

A locally hosted media integrity checker for Radarr and Sonarr libraries. It plays every file and flags the ones that fail.

TypeScript MIT · Windows · macOS · Linux
Decelerate / macOS
Decelerate menu-bar panel and settings window, with trackpad and mouse acceleration and speed sliders

Decelerate

Native macOS pointer acceleration control for the trackpad and mouse. At 0% the pointer moves 1:1 with your hand. At 100% it uses macOS's curve.

Swift MIT · macOS