Bill Doss Email & Phone Number

Alpharetta, GA, US

Chicago, IL, US

I used technology that was sold to Mediafly by BIP Wealth, that I developed at UserIQ to build a complex workflow management system that is reusable across the Mediafly application suite. I wrote it in Golang as a series of lambdas, SQS queues, and step functions in AWS. As Mediafly has many legacy code bases, I settled on gRPC as the event generation.

Atlanta, Georgia, US

BIP Wealth owned the intellectual property that I had helped architect and build at UserIQ. BIP Wealth kept me employed and busy so that I could start for the company that acquired the technology after the UserIQ closedown. In this role, I created a POC to help establish best practices for the extensive ETLs that the company uses to track the financial.

Dunwoody, Georgia, US

UserIQ was a Customer Success Management platform. The product had originally been written in rails, with large parts of it having recently been migrated to Golang. Most of what I wrote there was Golang with a little TypeScript. As senior principal engineer, I joined the fray. In that role, I had several responsibilities: - I acted as the architect to.

Tempe, Arizona, US

I worked as an individual contributor and scrum master on a set of dynamic teams to produce a platform that enables automated discovery of attack surface, allows for review of the findings in a workflow, and provides details of possible exploits that may be utilized in penetration testing. In that role, I worked across teams to help co-ordinate and.

San Jose, CA, US

I worked on the StealthWatch product suite. The product suite is a traffic analytics platform that detects anomalous/malicious traffic. This detection is done by leveraging simple classifications of hosts and traffic on the network, as well as more complex statistical models. I led the team to create and architect a customizable security check platform in.

Nak Hak Solutions was my own consulting company specializing in security architecture, robust development, and enterprise solutions. [Hewlett Packard Enterprise]I worked on JavaScript static analysis for modeling web page loads to detect security vulnerabilities. (C#) I built and architected parts of a host discovery system for a managed services group. I.

Brooklyn, NY, US

Wireless generation (now Amplify) is a company that has over ten years of experience in developing tools, systems, and services that help educators improve student learning. It has development offices in Durham, NC; New York, NY; and Alpharetta, GA. I was hired as an architect. In that role, I built systems to secure student data, handle authentication in.

Compliance 360 was acquired by SAI Global just prior to my start there.Both are in the GRC (Governance Risk and Compliance) market space. They made tools to help companies meet their compliance needs in highly regulated industries like health care, insurance, and financial services. During my brief time there, I worked on a JavaScript framework that could.

Savannah, Georgia, US

TMX Finance was a financial services company that saw explosive growth and rapid expansion into new markets while I was there. I was proud to be a part of not only the product that we built but also the high-energy development teams that I had a hand in constructing. I was hired as a developer for TitleMax but moved quickly to make myself a subject matter.

Palo Alto, California, US

HP ASC was a branch of HP that was created when HP acquired SPIDynamics. SPIDynamics and HP ASC developed software to assess web applications and web services for security vulnerabilities. As a developer, I architected two major infrastructure initiatives. Support Channel was the first of these. I worked with the business to develop the requirements. I.

Armonk, New York, NY, US

ISS developed applications to improve the network security stance of their users. Product types developed there included IDS/IPS, port scanners, anti-virus, and enterprise management applications. Most of my work at ISS entailed enterprise management applications. I developed an oracle/Solaris port of an application written for a Microsoft OS. I also wrote.

Seattle, WA, US

Attachmate developed software to interface applications with mainframe data sources. In positions at Attachmate, I maintained a product called CrossTalk and developed/maintained the build and install for an application called Presentation Server. CrossTalk was a terminal emulator application. Presentation Server was a collection of COM controls and tools.