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I agree with @ForYourIT that this likely indicates that your droplet has been compromised. This name does not match anything on all of google so it is likely an automatically generated process name. The only common reason to use an auto-generated name for system processes is to hide what they really are. While you can work to clean your server your best course of action may be to create a clean server and migrate your content over (checking it for anything unusual).