Andrew Kaplan is now working full-time as a novelist. He is the author of two bestselling thriller series: “Scorpion” and “Homeland”, including the runaway international phenomenon “Homeland: Carrie’s Run." His books have sold millions of copies around the world and have been translated into 22 languages. In addition to the Homeland and Scorpion series, his standalone books include “Hour of the Assassins”, the NY Times bestseller “Dragonfire” and the spy novel “War of the Raven”, cited by the American Library Association as “One of the 100 best books ever written about World War Two”. “Homeland: Saul’s Game” won the 2015 Scribe Award. His latest novel, "Blue Madagascar" was a #1 Amazon Hot New Release and won the 2021 Global eBook Gold Award for Best Thriller Novel of the Year. In addition to his work on "Homeland," his film writing career includes the James Bond classic, "Goldeneye."

Created/guided IT technical documentation, policies, procedures and presentations for world's leading satellite TV company.· Created a set of interrelated MS Sharepoint documentation sites, establishing them within the company as the IT knowledge base, a single ITIL-based resource.· Created/led teams in creating technical documentation, policies and procedures that were instrumental in enabling IT Operations to achieve a previously unreachable 99.99% service level.· Created corporate Asset Management policy and wrote the “DIRECTV Altiris Asset Management Guide” hailed by Altiris as “the best guide on Altiris we’ve ever seen.”

Led the API technical writing team for industry-leading Enterprise/Web Content/Process Resources Management software company. · Created, supervised, and wrote White Papers, API Developer Guides and application documentation cited by Gartner as a key competitive advantage in the company’s success.

Founder and CEO of the largest technical documentation services company in California, providing IT and Development project management and technical communications services. Clients included: Boeing, Unocal, Hughes, Peoplesoft, Sun Microsystems, Trillium. Safeway Supermarkets, Lockheed Martin, General Instruments, Transamerica, WebEx, UC Santa Barbara and many others.