Material Security
Maryam Quadir has over a decade of experience in software engineering, with their most recent role being a Software Engineer at Material Security. Prior to that, they worked as a Technical Coach for Intermediate and Advanced Algorithms at CodePath, and led the redesign of the opt-out model and worked on core machine learning models at YouTube. Maryam also played a key role in the development and launch of new ad formats at Google and developed web pages and optimized CSS for Live Account platform at Microsoft.
Maryam Quadir obtained a Bachelor's degree in Software Engineering from the University of Waterloo between 2004 to 2009. In 2014, they attended CodePath, where they completed an Android Development Bootcamp, although it does not indicate if they received any degree from there.
Material Security
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We started Material after the 2016 hacks changed history and showed everyone everywhere the importance and fragility of our private data. We think it takes at least as much creativity to protect a technology as it does to invent it. We know that usable security means making people safe and productive. We believe in common sense and not silver bullets, snake oil, or “next generation” technobabble. Our goal is resilience, and we build security that works (and works simply). We’ve partnered closely with the world’s best organizations to protect their employees and the ordinary people that depend on them. We work incredibly hard because keeping people safe and helping them collaborate is the best job in the world.