WTF…are protocol buffers? (Part 2)
Note: This is part 2 of my introduction to protocol buffers. Part 1 provides an overview to protobufs, and writing .proto files. Read it here.
About
Hi. I’m Ricardo Useche. I’m originally from Venezuela, but currently reside in New York City. I completed my undergraduate studies at the University of Houston, obtaining a B.S. in Computer Science.
I was fortunate enough to complete a few internships during this time, exploring areas like data science, full stack engineering, and IoT. I hold interest in a variety of things and every once in a while launch small, personal projects. This site is one them.
ricardouseche.dev contains a series of ramblings related to technology, life, cooking, and more. My goal is to use the site to become better at writing, while also documenting my experiences with things. I hope you find something useful from this, as I do.
I currently work at Google as a Developer Relations Engineer, and contribute to the adoption and development of our internal server platform.
Previously, I worked at Google as a Solutions Consultant (2020-2021).
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