Duc Minh Le

Senior Software Engineer in Bloomberg’s BQuant org, focusing on authentication, identity, and cloud-native security to support one of Bloomberg’s flagship quantitative research platforms.

A member of the System Security team at Bloomberg, mainly working on the Bloomberg SSO system - Single-Sign-On (SAML, OAuth2, OpenToken) - User Identity Management (LDAP, Active Directory) - DevOps (CI/CD, Dockers)

A Ph.D. in Computer Science graduated from the Software Architecture Research Group, University of Southern California (USC). My research interests are Software Product Line Engineering, Software Development Methodology, Model-Driven Development, Software Testing, Software Evolution.

- Focus on detecting unintended (mistaken) data leakage - Analyze historical activities of the company's internal PCs and extract potential patterns can be safely trimmed - Build different prediction models to detect those patterns - Implement the approach as a 2-layers GarbageCollector to integrate into the real-time monitoring system (part of ASI - http://www.nec-labs.com/research/automated-security-intelligence/568)

- TA for CSCI 585 - Database Systems (http://www-scf.usc.edu/~csci585/)

- Worked for the Platform team in EV.Cloud project - Applied machine learning techniques to intelligently suggest retention policies for customers' emails - Implemented the proposed approach using Spark Framework, Hadoop DFS, and Cassandra DB and demonstrated the tool on Enron dataset

- Work with great folks in Advanced Printing Software Lab - Completed the end-to-end scenario of extracting UP (Unified Interfaces of Samsung Printers) variability information from an actual MFP (Multi-Functions Printers), representing this in a UP variability model, editing this information, and using it to configure a running simulator instance. - This involved design and implementation using different technologies: OSGi, EMF, Eclipse plug-ins, REST-ful webservices, UI development.

I worked at Dasan HandySoft, a sister company under Dasan's umbrella A. Introduction Established in 1991, HandySoft is a leading global provider of business process management (BPM), groupware and knowledge management software and solutions. In Korea, Handysoft hold a large portion of e-government market. B. What I have done Most of the time, I was working on the development of Handy UC 5.0, server-side. Handy UC is a software product to provide various types of communication for enterprises, from email, instant messaging to video conferencing. I was involved in designing Handy UC server's architecture and implemented its communication protocols including XMPP protocol, Handysoft's legacy protocol and an Http-based protocol. My other work item is to develop software modules and components of enterprise solutions using Spring and Liferay frameworks, which focus on integrating Liferay with legacy products of the company, such as sharing directory information and supporting Single Sign-On (SSO).

Master Student in Software Engineering Lab, ITCE Department

Software Engineering course

Survey concepts, principles, and methodologies of Software Product Line Engineering

Participated in CloudStudio Project

Excellent Graduation