Adrian Herrera

Adrian Herrera has been working in the software engineering field since 2003. Adrian began their career as a Software Developer at Unicon, Inc. where they developed web applications for internet-based education. In 2003, they moved to Pearson Digital Learning as a Systems Engineer where they created web services that allowed clients to access an SIS (Student Information System) database schema. Adrian then worked for Best Western International as a Senior IT Engineer where they learned AJAX and JBoss 4.0. In 2010, they held three positions: Software Developer at Apex Systems, Senior Technical Analyst at Logica, and Middleware Applications Engineer at SunGard. Adrian then worked as a Senior Software Developer at TrueBridge Resources where they quickly learned the Spring/Spring Web Flow framework. In 2013, they worked as a Software Engineer at Lockheed Martin where they took training for the FreeFlyer software and developed a secure file transfer/notification system from scratch. Adrian then moved to NantHealth as a Senior Software Engineer where they worked on the core services team and learned OSGI, the latest Spring framework, NoSQL, Cassandra, Mongo, and Apache Karaf. Adrian currently works as a Senior Software Engineer at ISPA Technology.

Adrian Herrera's education history includes a Bachelor of Arts in English: Creative Writing and Spanish from Louisiana State University, obtained between 1990 and 1994, and a Computer Information Systems course from DeVry Institute of Technology, obtained between 1999 and 2000. Additionally, Adrian has obtained various certifications, including AI For Everyone from Coursera Course Certificates in June 2019, Python Programming Track from DataCamp in March 2019, Flying Cars Nanodegree from Udacity in February 2019, AI Programming w/ Python Nanodegree from Udacity in August 2018, SUN Certified Programmer SCJP Java 2 Platform 1.4 from Sun Corporation in April 2006, CompTIA Security+ ce Certification from CompTIA in July 2020, and a Position of Public Trust from NACI in November 2010.