Drew Bowman Email & Phone Number

Centennial, Colorado, United States

Centennial, Colorado, United States

Elon, NC

• Facilitated communication between Statistics professors and tutors, answered questions about statistics concepts, and addressed any concerns related to tutoring.
• Tutored students in 100- and 200-level Statistics courses. I troubleshot SAS code, explained concepts, and built successful study habits.

Littleton, CO

• Designed and developed reports and dashboards in Splunk to analyze and visualize pass/fail metrics for automated tests ran through Jenkins. One report sent daily, one sent weekly to QA test managers. Two dashboards.
• Built a Java library that allows testers to send results directly to an internal database. This standardizes fields previously passed through JSON files, and stores these values in a consistent, secure location that.
• Configured VMs to allow for remote desktop access through Powershell and scheduled tasks to free disk space every 6 hours.
• Shared knowledge of Splunk and Python with coworkers by scheduling meetings to walk through code and work through example problems.
• Troubleshot various issues for team members: Eclipse not locating a main method, Java NullPointerExceptions, Selenium tests not closing browser drivers, cURL inconsistencies when trying to build job with parameters in.

Elon, NC

• Tutored students in 100- and 200-level Statistics courses. I troubleshot SAS code, explained concepts, and built successful study habits.

Greenwood Village, CO

• Wrote, recorded, and published over an hour of video tutorials covering the UI and API of the Malware Information Sharing Platform (MISP).
• Created and maintained 28 wiki articles detailing MISP's UI and API (including documenting PyMISP and cURL commands).
• Programmed Python scripts that create MISP events from CSV and JSON files, improving the efficiency of event creation.
• Tested MISP features for bugs; after testing functionality, I reached out to developers informally (Gitter) and formally (a GitHub issue) where my report was approved, assigned to a developer, and is currently tracked.
• Analyzed how MISP could be improved; my feature enhancement requests were approved and are slated to be added to MISP to improve functionality.
• Developed a "cyber intelligence data normalization standard" construct for MISP to facilitate the transition from information to intelligence within threat reports; this standard would later be adapted by other.