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New York, United States

Responsible for network analysis, redesign, and implementation of client's on-site network infrastructure as well as the integration of modern cloud systems to streamline their business requirements leading to significant improvements to network functionality, data security, and user experience.Creation and re-design of client websites using Django and React as well as optimizations to existing sites improving their UI and boosting discoverability through SEO improvements which improved discoverability for the businesses and a better experience for their users.

New York, United States

- Lead the development and design of a large-scale CI/CD network for our enterprise-level cyber security offerings, spanning several repositories, platforms, and technologies; including GitHub Actions workflows, AWS S3, EC2, Cloudformation, and CodeDeply services, and more to fit the Organization's security requirements.- Aided as a member of the Q/A team in SAST/DAST scanning, tracking SSDLC documentation, and ensuring release/release candidate builds were functional, and met client specifications, as well as internal functionality/security standards.- Handled the provisioning/testing of Windows/Linux VM images for building/testing products- Participated in bi-weekly Scrum planning meetings focused on the development progress and design plans of our software offerings and CI/CD efforts.

New York, United States

- Developed an Android application from scratch using the Samsung Knox SDK to track and monitor client devices and the software installed on them in the field ensuring their security while expanding upon an existing software offering to meet the client's operational requirements. - Handled the documentation of services provided, and packaging of client deliverables for turnover.- Maintained and expanded system/process data collection capabilities for Android, Windows, and Linux-based collections

New York, New York, United States

- Expanded data collection capabilities for the Linux version of an enterprise-level cyber security application, by writing code that interrogates the proc virtual filesystem to collect and relay live process data for analysis.