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Austin, Tx, Us

Mountain View, Ca, Us

Carlsbad, Ca, Us

- Collaborated with cross-functional teams to build data connectors between scanning tools and vulnerability trackers, streamlining the security assessment process and reducing time to resolution- Contributed to the implementation of new security technologies, including CodeDX, to enhance the overall security posture of the organization- Contributed to the development of a data-driven approach to cybersecurity in the organization by utilizing Pandas, Jupyter Notebook, and Python for data analysis and visualization- Utilized expertise in cybersecurity best practices and industry standards to inform the design and implementation of secure infrastructure and applications- Developed comprehensive training curriculum focused on data analysis and data engineering to improve data maturity and security awareness across the organization- Led the creation of a weekly book club for members of the security engineering organization, promoting knowledge sharing and professional development

Carlsbad, Ca, Us

• Communicated results of vulnerability scanners such as Nexpose, Netsparker, and Twistlock to non-security focused customers, including product owners and development teams, and provided reports of findings and recommended remediation actions.• Reduced load on security team as measured by an 80% reduction in JIRA tickets for manual vulnerability scans by building a TypeScript web application for self-service vulnerability scans.• Migrated an existing microservice architecture from Amazon EKS to Rancher, which allowed for transition from a single production environment to an automated multi-stage delivery pipeline and increased the resilience and scalability of the architecture, improving overall system performance and reducing downtime.• Conducted Data Maturity Review of security engineering organization, establishing a baseline measurement on a per team basis for several different metrics, including data quality, data accessibility, and data governance, to measure changes to the overall usage of data in the organization over time. This provided valuable insights for leadership to develop a roadmap for improving data maturity and security awareness across the organization.