Karl David Moore
About Karl David Moore
Karl David Moore is a Web Services Architect in the Network Security Division at Barracuda, based in Campbell, California.
Company
Karl David Moore is currently employed at Barracuda (NYSE: CUDA) in Campbell, California, United States. Barracuda is known for delivering cloud-enabled security solutions. Moore's role at the company has evolved over time, reflecting his deep expertise in network security and web services architecture.
Title
Karl David Moore holds the title of Web Services Architect in the Network Security Division at Barracuda. His responsibilities involve managing in-house and offshore development teams and coordinating design and development efforts across multiple countries and time zones.
Education and Expertise
Karl David Moore studied Software Engineering at Sheffield Hallam University from 1999 to 2003. Prior to that, he completed studies in Biology, General Studies, and Chemistry between 1991 and 1999. His academic background laid a solid foundation for his subsequent career in software engineering and network security.
Professional Background
Karl David Moore's professional journey has included several key roles. At Barracuda, he has previously served in positions such as Zero Touch Deployment - Principal Software Engineer (2016-2018), Mobile Device Management - Principal Software Engineer (2015-2017), Mobile Device Management - Lead Software Engineer (2012-2015), and Ssl Vpn - Lead Software Engineer (2008-2013). Before Barracuda, he worked at 3sp as an Ssl Vpn - Senior Software Engineer (2006-2008) and at Safestone Technologies in various roles from Junior Software Engineer to Senior Software Engineer (2001-2006) in Sheffield, United Kingdom.
Achievements
Karl David Moore is a notable contributor to the open source community, actively providing code and support on mailing lists and forums. He is the second highest contributor to the official Spring Framework forums with over 8400 posts. Furthermore, he has been credited as a technical reviewer for 'The Definitive Guide to Spring Web Flow,' which was later republished as 'Pro Spring MVC with Web Flow.'