Cofounder & CTO @ Tinfoil Security provides security for DevOps. It looks for application vulnerabilities and is focused on developers and full automation with your development and deployment workflow. It has the best vulnerability coverage on the market, as shown by industry-standard benchmarks (see http://sectoolmarket.com) and has an incredibly easy to use API, allowing for effortless integrations with your continuous integration, deployment, and issue tracking systems. All results are tailored specifically to your software language or framework and Tinfoil provides step-by-step instructions on how to solve each vulnerability it identifies. It also makes it really easy to replay and rescan individual attacks, so you don't have to become a security expert in order to find and fix a vulnerability, letting you get back to building your product. By empowering developers to fix vulnerabilities before they become a problem, security teams are empowered to focus on the bigger picture again, rather than fighting yet another fire in production. From March 2011 to Present (4 years 10 months) Software Engineer @ From 2009 to 2011 (2 years) Core Build Technologies Intern @ Responsible for (from scratch) extending the build system for all the software Apple ships to include a centralized binary server, where all the binaries would go for viewing and use in other processes. From June 2008 to August 2008 (3 months) First Year Instructor @ MEET aims to teach Palestinian and Israeli teenagers computer science, giving them a common language and bridging the gap without using politics. Responsible for developing and coordinating an introductory computer science curriculum. Also gave lectures, recitations, and designed labs and exams. For more information on MEET, please see the website: http://meet.mit.edu From July 2007 to August 2007 (2 months) Consulting and Software Engineering Intern @ Wrote utilities to aid in penetration testing and malware analysis. Also responsible for some cryptanalysis and working with corporations to harden their security. Involved in some data forensics and safe retrieval of data as well. From June 2007 to July 2007 (2 months) Systems Intern @ Responsible for upkeep of backend systems including UNIX, Solaris, and Windows Server machines. Was also responsible for handling front-line support and scripting. From June 2006 to August 2006 (3 months) IT Intern @ Developed a web-based frontend (in JSP) and a Java-based backend for managing entitlements to accounts, trades, and contacts for users around the world. From July 2005 to August 2005 (2 months) IT Intern @ Responsible for the redevelopment of an administration tool as a web application using Java for the backend and JSP for the frontend. This tool was the sole frontend for administering GenericQuery, a proprietary concept written to generate dynamic SQL “on-the-fly” utilizing metadata. Also involved in “HiBridge,” or Hierarchical Bridging. This later became my Intel ISEF pro ject, for which I was a finalist. From July 2004 to August 2004 (2 months)

B.S., Computer Science @ Massachusetts Institute of Technology From 2005 to 2009 Honors High School Diploma @ Stuyvesant High School From 2001 to 2005 Michael Borohovski is skilled in: Python, Algorithms, Linux, HTML, Web Applications, Security, Java, Start-ups, Computer Security, Software Engineering, SaaS, Hacking, Entrepreneurship