Andrew Waller

Andrew Waller has a diverse work experience in the technology industry. Their most recent position is as a Principal Software Engineer at GoodRx, where they design and implements customized tooling for microservice development. Andrew also enables the inner development loop work within a remote Kubernetes environment. Prior to this, Andrew worked at Palo Alto Networks as a Principal Software Engineer and later as the Manager of Engineering Tools and Infrastructure. In these roles, they were responsible for creating centralized web applications using Python/Django and managing linux servers hosting software development services. Before Palo Alto Networks, Andrew worked at Stoke, Inc. as a Sr. Staff Engineer, focusing on upgrading internal engineering tools and processes. Andrew also migrated the source control system and created a web-app for calculating project information. Andrew's previous experience includes roles at Force10 Networks as an Engineering Manager and Staff Engineer, where they developed Python tools and libraries for automation and continuous integration. Andrew also worked as a Software Engineer at Veoh Networks, where they introduced automation to the development process and created build automation and deployment solutions. At Websense Inc., Andrew started in quality assurance and later transitioned to the development team, where they designed and implemented new product features. Andrew also created an automated test suite. Prior to that, Andrew worked at McAfee/PGP as a Senior QA Test Engineer, designing and implementing an automated testing suite for encryption software. Andrew was responsible for a significant increase in testing efficiency. Andrew's earliest work experience was as an IT Systems Administrator at Yuma Daily Sun, where they maintained Macintosh workstations and upgraded hardware and software. Overall, Andrew has a strong background in software engineering, infrastructure management, and automation.

Andrew Waller attended Northern Arizona University from 1992 to 1996. During this time, they pursued studies in Computer Science and Philosophy, but did not earn a degree.