Kim Hamilton Duffy Email & Phone Number

Greenbank, WA, US

Wakefield, MA, US

As the Executive Director of the Decentralized Identity Foundation, my focus is spreading awareness of the transformative potential of decentralized identity technologies, including its unique advantages for individuals and businesses alike. I drive DIF strategic planning and partnerships, as well as team execution and operational excellence -- ensuring.

Bengaluru, Karnataka, IN

I am honored to serve as a Member of the MOSIP Technology Committee, where I contribute to shaping the roadmap and standards of the Modular Open Source Identity Platform. In this role, I participate in guiding the technology, product, and community activities within MOSIP, aimed at enhancing digital public infrastructure globally. My responsibilities.

As a board member, I advise on industry standards and practices that govern digital identity security and interoperability. Our work sets foundational practices that ensure safer digital environments, enhancing user trust and data protection on a global scale

Tempe, Arizona, US

I advise on the strategic architectural vision for the network, ensuring alignment with the Trusted Learner Network's principles, including consent, equity, interoperability, and commitment to open source/standards. This role includes providing guidance on the standards ecosystem and selection of adaptable technologies, working with multi-stakeholder teams.

Stevenage, GB

Oversee the peer review process, perform editorial guidance, and contribute to the editorial direction of the journal. Collaborate with leading researchers to curate high-quality content that advances the field of blockchain technology and its applications, ensuring both rigor and innovation in published works

As Centre's Director of Identity and Standards, I architected, developed, and delivered Verite, a pioneering standard along with accompanying open-source libraries for privacy-preserving identity claims in finance. This initiative was not merely about building technology; it was about establishing a new benchmark for secure management of identity data.

Cologny, Geneva, CH

As Chair of the WEF Digital Identity Technical Working Group, I led this effort to reimagine digital identity systems, focusing on individual consent and control to enhance economic mobility. This included identifying of critical standards and technologies, alongside risk assessment and mitigation strategies. My role involved driving consensus among.

Cambridge, MA, US

As Lead Architect at MIT's Digital Credentials Consortium, I spearheaded the design and implementation of infrastructure for a network of universities to enable self-sovereign (learner-controlled) academic credentials. Committed to transforming how academic credentials are managed, with a focus on privacy and learner autonomy, I led the development of core.

Washington, District Of Columbia, US

Wakefield, MA, US

Piscataway, NJ, US

Guest editor for IEEE's Dawn of the Internet Identity Layer special edition

US

As CTO of Learning Machine, I led the development of Blockcerts, a pioneering blockchain-based standard for digital credentials. In collaboration with MIT Media Labs, I delivered the Blockcerts open standard and open source libraries.In parallel, I led the creation of Learning Machine's (now Hyland) credential issuance and management product, marking one.

Seattle, Washington, US

Architected and developed core a Storm-based rules system, including developing novel algorithms essential for mapping entities across multiple connection channels. Drove system-wide efforts to ensure performance, robustness, flexibility, and testability

Seattle, WA, US

In my role as Senior Software Development Engineer, I specialized in designing and developing scalable infrastructure using Hadoop, HBase, and Storm to enable near-real-time analytics on data warehouse data. My efforts were focused on improving the scalability and performance of these systems, ensuring efficient data processing that supports critical.

Bellevue, WA, US

As lead, I was responsible for a team that developed a large-scale distributed platform designed for near-real-time search and analytics of social media content. This platform utilized distributed technologies such as Hadoop, MapReduce, HBase, Lucene, Katta, Memcached, ZooKeeper.Key accomplishments included:- Significantly optimized MapReduce jobs to.

Redmond, Washington, US

As a Software Design Engineer at Microsoft, I was responsible for core namespaces including System.Collections, System.Collections.Generic, System.IO, and System.Resources across three major release cycles (Orcas, Silverlight 2+, and.NET 4). My role involved setting the technical direction and overseeing the design and implementation of features within.

M.S., Computational And Applied Mathematics

B.S., Mathematics