How would you describe your role? We teach people of all technical backgrounds about digital signature management and how to mitigate threats to that signature or manipulate it to benefit you in whatever your use case is. My role currently mainly involves classroom instruction. Originally, I was hired on to be the office manager, and …
How would you describe your role? My role is to bridge the gap between the technical team and the business leaders in the Program Management Office. I manage the projects and I lead the people who execute the technical mission. I think having a good grasp on both the business end and experience with the …
How would you describe your role? My role is to help the company scale, build systems and processes, and bring good people in the door. I’m an extrovert and I like getting in front of people, telling my story, and sharing what we have going on here and why we’re an awesome place to join. …
How would you describe your role? Basically, I’m a jack-of-all-trades. My main role is to get everything set up and deployed for our classes and exercises. So, for example, if we have a mobile training team that’s going out of the country, I get all the equipment ready and ship it out, and make sure …
How would you describe your role? In my time at Ridgeline, I’ve had quite a few roles. I started out in our R&D division researching radios and cars and Bluetooth and the kinds of security issues that go along with those. After about a year, I switched over to the BD Team as a mission …
How would you describe the work that you do? I’ve worn many hats at Ridgeline. I was hired to be part of the NOC (network operations center), but ended up taking on a role as a systems administrator. Today, I’m more of a functional leader, so mentoring is a big part of my day-to-day. This …
