Tom Keiser Email & Phone Number

San Jose, California, US

San Jose, California, US

Edgewise was acquired by Zscaler in May, 2020. I am presently the software architect for the Edgewise product.

Burlington, Massachusetts, US

I view my role as supporting our engineering organization in productization of big ideas. At the 50,000 foot view, the topology of a product organization such as ours can be distilled—by ignoring feedback loops, etc.—to its essence: business needs/pain points → brainstorming → prioritization → innovation → engineering → QA → customer.If one zooms in on the.

Burlington, Massachusetts, US

Edgewise Networks provides Trusted Application Networking for the cloud and data center to protect where firewalls fail. Edgewise prevents progression of network-borne threats by allowing only trusted applications to communicate over approved network paths. Using machine learning, Edgewise recommends and prioritizes optimal policies to eliminate 98% of the.

OneCloud was a VMware to AWS disaster recovery startup. As the second hire, my principal responsibility was to serve as a storage architect. I designed and wrote our data storage and asynchronous replication layers -- with the key goal that all the components eventually come together as a asynchronously-replicated, cloud-cost-optimized, deduplicated.

San Jose, California, US

I was a member of the Nexenta platform engineering team, which develops improvements to the Illumos kernel. The majority of my time was dedicated to advising the exec team on the technical feasibility of a couple new initiatives piloted by the CTO's office, as well as advising on technical due diligence for a potential business transaction. Similarly, I.

Leesburg, VA, US

Leesburg, VA, US

During my tenure as an AFS engineer, I worked on two major initiatives: a large-scale rewrite of the OpenAFS file server, and a dynamic distributed systems instrumentation framework for OpenAFS. The primary motivation for the file server rewrite was a series of operational problems resulting from several-hour file server restart times. My modifications.

Armonk, New York, NY, US

I was involved in a collaborative research project between IBM Research and the Linux Technology Center. Our goal was to develop an autonomic test scheduling framework for the LTC's kernel testing datacenters. A number of interesting concepts came out of this effort, such as utilizing the Lcov framework to develop parametric, statistical line coverage.

Baltimore, Maryland, US

This was a high school internship position during which I was tasked with designing a database to track all AC electrical loads within several of PECO's (now Exelon's) nuclear facilities. In addition, I designed a series of visualizations to aid engineers and control room staff in estimating breaker, bus, and step-down transformer loading under numerous.