Michael Gile

Wayin

Senior Developer

7/2011-Present

Working on new ways to have fun. iOS, Android, Set-Top Box, Java/MongoDB, Backbone.js

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ChaiOne

Lead Developer - iOS Team Lead

2/2011-7/2011

Lead developer for iPhone, iPad and other mobile applications. Produced a corporate library iPad application for client Weatherford (http://www.weatherford.com), which was showcased at several trade shows. The Weatherford application included a custom PDF viewer, movie playback and TV Out capabilities.

Lead developer for RedFlag Facebook application and service. A Node.js-based service designed to harvest and analyze Facebook profile data to help protect children online. Designed and implemented using the following technologies: Node.js (App Server, Offline Analysis Engine), Riak (Analysis Store), PostgreSQL (Stored Function Development, Schema Design), RabbitMQ

FUZZYLUKE

Founder

2007-2011

Founder of the worlds first open, Internet-scale hosted, branded consumer automotive diagnostic service. FuzzyLuke harvests, analyzes and makes actionable all diagnostic data provided via On-Board Diagnostics (OBD-2), which is standard in all cars manufactured since 1996. Developed all software personally, including iPhone, J2ME and scalable web application (Django with Fabric auto-deployment and load-balancing). FuzzyLuke has gone from zero to shipping to enterprise revenue with no outside capital.

Expert-level iOS developer (iPhone, iPad, iPodTouch) and public speaker. (360iDev, iPhoneDevCamp, iPhoneDevCon) Multiple apps published under personal and professional activities. One of only a handful of Made For iPod/Works With iPhone hardware accessory licensees.

Mezeo

Senior Software Engineer

1/2008-7/2009

Lead developer on the mobile applications team for the Simdesk J2ME client. After Simdesk dissolved and became Mezeo, became sole developer responsible for brand-able iPhone cloud storage application (shipped by SoftLayer) as well as a the first version of the Mezeo Web API(Django/Python) and a Windows native filesystem drop-in similar to DropBox.

Future Point Systems

Co-Founder, Director of Engineering & Product Strategy

11/2005-5/2007

Member of the founding team, worked to create the technology strategy to commercialize a visual analytics application created by a Department of Energy research lab. Recruited the initial engineering team and led technical presentations to investors, which resulted in raising over $2 million in 6 months. Successfully closed several large Fortune 50 brand name customers after completing on-site pilot programs.

Wave Systems

Sales Engineer

2005-2006

Recruited back to Wave Systems to help evangelize Trusted Computing and to help Trusted Computing Group (TCG) technologies penetrate the enterprise. Active in partner strategy development and sales/marketing activities.

Integral team member in the creation of a Federal Systems group within Wave to work with the US government to create security strategies built upon the Trusted Platform Module (TPM). Worked directly with government agencies, military and federal research laboratories.

Citrix Systems

Lead Security Engineer

2004-2005

Secured legacy applications and conducted research along with the Metaframe Presentations Server and Password Manager teams to secure future generations of Citrix technologies. Worked with components deeply integrated with Microsoft Windows operating systems, necessitating deep understanding of Windows OS subsystems, specifically the winlogon.exe process and the GINA login architecture.

Wave Systems

Security Engineer

2000-2004

Designed and co-developed a suite of TCPA (now the Trusted Computing Group) services on top of Trusted Platform Modules (TPM) from multiple vendors. These services included a Privacy CA which issued X.509 certificates per the Identity Credential issuance protocol, as well as a key escrow and maintenance server, among other applications. Represented Wave as the primary voting member for the Conformance and participated in the software stack (TSS) and Infrastructure working groups. Performed as core developer/architect and in numerous customer-facing roles, including technical pre-sales.

Worked with product management, software and hardware teams to define engineering and business requirements for a distributed network of hardware security modules controlled through a set of proprietary transaction servers used to permission both the security module and the module applications into the trusted network of devices.

Worked with a small team of security engineers to develop a suite of proprietary communications protocols necessary to securely communicate with and sustain a large deployment of security devices while still maintaining user privacy. These protocols were created using both proprietary and standards-based technologies such as X.509, PKCS (1,5,7,10,11), and standard algorithms (RSA, DES, 3DES, SHA-1).