Terrell R.
About Terrell R.
Terrell R. is a security researcher with extensive experience in cybersecurity and engineering. He has held various roles at organizations such as HackerOne, BAE Systems, and Google, and has developed significant skills in testing and system administration.
Work at HackerOne
Currently, Terrell R. serves as a Security Researcher at HackerOne, a position he has held since 2019. His role involves identifying and addressing security vulnerabilities within various applications. Terrell works remotely, contributing to HackerOne's mission of improving security for organizations through ethical hacking and vulnerability disclosure programs.
Previous Experience at BAE Systems
Terrell R. has extensive experience at BAE Systems, where he has held multiple positions. He worked as a Test Engineer II from 2020 to 2021 and then as a Senior Test Engineer from 2021 to 2022. In his current role as Principal Test Engineer, which he began in 2022, he continues to work remotely. His responsibilities have included collaborating with security teams to test Web Application Firewalls for AWS applications.
Education and Expertise
Terrell R. studied at the University of Maryland Baltimore County, where he achieved several certifications in cybersecurity, including Certified Cyber Analyst/Operator and Certificates in Cyber Operations, Cyber Foundations, and Cybersecurity. He also holds a Bachelor's Degree in Communications from Bowie State University. His educational background supports his expertise in cybersecurity and technical operations.
Professional Development and Programs
Terrell participated in the AMPLIFY program, which recognizes high-potential employees selected by C-suite executives. This experience highlights his commitment to professional growth and development within the technology and cybersecurity sectors.
Technical Projects and Contributions
In his career, Terrell R. has contributed to various technical projects. Notably, he developed a STIX 2.0 JSON file updater script using Python, which significantly reduced test preparation time by approximately 97%. Additionally, he provisioned AWS Workspaces for users, facilitating access to Linux and Windows environments as part of his role as an AWS System Administrator.