Julian Cornely
About Julian Cornely
Julian Cornely is an Executive Sales Manager with a strong academic background in Economics and Business Economics from Maastricht University and Université libre de Bruxelles. He advocates for fuzz testing and automated software security testing to enhance code quality and efficiency in software development.
Work at Code Intelligence
Julian Cornely serves as the Executive Sales Manager at Code Intelligence. In this role, he focuses on promoting software security solutions that enhance code quality and reliability. His work involves advocating for innovative testing methodologies, particularly fuzz testing, which helps organizations identify and address potential vulnerabilities in their software.
Education and Expertise
Julian Cornely has an extensive educational background in economics and management. He studied at Maastricht University School of Business and Economics, where he has been pursuing a degree in Economics & Business Economics since 2013. He also attended Université libre de Bruxelles, achieving a degree in Economics & Management starting in 2017. Additionally, he completed a year of study at Audencia in 2016-2017.
Background
Before joining Code Intelligence, Julian Cornely worked as an Export Manager at PIMEC in Barcelona, Cataluña, Spain, from 2018 to 2019. His experience in export management provided him with insights into international business operations and the importance of effective communication in sales.
Achievements in Software Testing
Julian Cornely has contributed to the development of a testing platform utilized by major technology companies, including Telekom, Bosch, and Deutsche Börse. His efforts in promoting fuzz testing and automated software security testing have been instrumental in helping developers achieve reproducible testing results and address bugs during the development phase.
Advocacy for Software Quality
Julian Cornely advocates for best practices in software development, emphasizing the importance of fixing bugs early in the development process. He supports the idea that addressing issues proactively can lead to more efficient workflows and better overall software quality. His focus on enabling developers to conduct independent security tests further underscores his commitment to enhancing software security.