Drew Bowman Email & Phone Number

Littleton, Co, Us

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 featured in Splunk for Jenkins’s top navigation bar.• 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 can be accessed through Splunk.• 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 Jenkins, Splunk queries getting queued for extended periods of time... just to name a few.

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 on the To-Do list.• 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 industry-leaders like Proofpoint.• Mapped intelligence feeds for ingestion into MISP. I broke down and showed the relationship between information from the feeds' APIs into MISP events, objects, attributes, and tags. I outlined this information to a developer who later automated the process.• Standardized how context is added in MISP: In mapping out feeds, I helped standardize when, how, and what galaxies, taxonomies, objects, attribute triplicates, and tags should be used. By creating a standard, AT&T can share data with, and ingest data from, other companies' MISP instances and ensure it retains consistency.• Documented how to map an intelligence feed into MISP to streamline the process in the future.