Kerlin Augustin
About Kerlin Augustin
Kerlin Augustin is a Software Engineer based in Boston, Massachusetts, currently employed at mabl since 2022. He previously worked at Resilient Coders for five months and has a strong interest in the intersection of mathematics and computer science, particularly in advancing social justice and accessibility.
Work at mabl
Kerlin Augustin has been employed as a Software Engineer at mabl since 2022. Located in Boston, Massachusetts, he has contributed to the company's mission of enhancing software testing through automation. His role involves applying technical skills to develop solutions that improve the efficiency and effectiveness of testing processes.
Previous Experience at Resilient Coders
Prior to joining mabl, Kerlin Augustin worked at Resilient Coders as a Software Engineer for five months in 2022. During his time in this role, he focused on developing software solutions and enhancing his technical expertise. This position provided him with valuable experience in a collaborative environment aimed at fostering skills in underrepresented communities.
Education and Expertise
Kerlin Augustin studied at Dean College, where he earned an Associate's degree in Liberal Arts and Sciences, General Studies and Humanities from 2013 to 2015. He also attended Fenway High from 2009 to 2013. His educational background laid a foundation for his interests in mathematics and computer science, which he now applies in his professional work.
Background in Security
Before transitioning to software engineering, Kerlin Augustin worked as a Security Officer at Northeast Security Inc. from 2020 to 2021. This role, which lasted for eight months, provided him with experience in maintaining safety and security, further contributing to his diverse professional background.
Interests in Social Justice and Accessibility
Kerlin Augustin explores the intersection of computer science and social justice. He is particularly interested in how technology can advance accessibility and contribute to social causes. His belief in the importance of individual pace influences his approach to software engineering and continuous improvement.