Theo Schlossnagle
About Theo Schlossnagle
Founder & Distinguished Engineer Theo Schlossnagle
Theo Schlossnagle is the Founder and Distinguished Engineer at OmniTI. He has significantly contributed to addressing complex scalability, performance, and security challenges for various organizations. His expertise in computer science and extensive research background have established him as a prominent figure in the field.
Theo Schlossnagle's Education and Research at Johns Hopkins University
Theo Schlossnagle earned both his undergraduate and graduate degrees in computer science from Johns Hopkins University. During his four years of post-graduate work, he conducted research on resource allocation techniques in distributed systems. This research has informed much of his subsequent work and contributions to the field.
Theo Schlossnagle's Publications
Theo Schlossnagle is an author of 'Scalable Internet Architectures' and has contributed to 'Web Operations' and 'Seeking SRE'. His publications have been influential in the fields of scalable systems and web operations, and are used as key resources by professionals and academics alike.
Theo Schlossnagle's Role in the ACM
Theo Schlossnagle serves on the ACM Practitioners Board and is a co-chair of ACM Queue. He also held the elected position of ACM Member at Large from 2018 to 2022. His involvement in these positions underscores his commitment to the community and contributions to advancing the practice of computer science.