Luke Brevoort / personal work

I am Luke Brevoort,
I like to build stuff

Software engineering, applied research, and personal tools for making complicated work more legible.

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01 / now at mytra

Building on the latest frontier at Mytra

I’m building Mytra Oracle, an agentic diagnostics platform that connects Splunk telemetry, PostgreSQL data, Kubernetes logs, and live warehouse data to investigate production issues.

Software Engineering Intern · Brisbane, CA · June 2026—Present
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02 / stevens blueprint

Managing teams to help non-profits thrive

As a Project Lead, I work with nonprofit partners from requirements through delivery. Recent work includes an HSDS Transformer that maps inconsistent health and human-services records into the Open Referral standard.

Project Lead · Hoboken, NJ · October 2025—Present
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03 / stevens nlp lab

Research is where interfaces learn to listen.

At the Stevens NLP Lab, I was the only undergraduate on a multilingual news-analysis team, building a full-stack Next.js prototype and helping evaluate language models for equivalent phrases.

Research Intern · Hoboken, NJ · December 2024—August 2025
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04 / selected work

Long-running agent work needs a real home.

MALCOM is a personal execution control plane for durable coding-agent sessions: a stable CLI, session registry, recoverable workspaces, logs, and constrained adapters for GitHub, Notion, and Linear.

MALCOM · Python · CLI Design · Agent OrchestrationSee the MALCOM project

05 / keep following the thread

The work keeps going.

The resume is the outline. Projects, notes, and unfinished ideas make the systems tangible.

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