Summary
Adam Hollidge is a senior systems software engineer with 12+ years building cloud-native infrastructure and scientific software, currently migrating NASA applications to multi-cloud Kubernetes platforms using Go, Docker, and container orchestration. He excels at ground-up design—choosing tech stacks and writing the first production code—while also modernizing legacy on-prem Python monoliths into microservices. His background spans low-level reverse engineering, C/Fortran scientific algorithms for spacecraft instrument calibration, data visualization (OpenGL/Unity), and building a Mars terrain viewer he commercialized. At SSAI he earned a NASA Outstanding Engineering Support award and now contributes to corporate strategy and new product development. Off the clock he’s comfortable in remote, resource-constrained environments—having lived off-grid and built a house from tires and earth—bringing practical self-reliance to complex engineering problems.
12 years of coding experience
21 years of employment as a software developer
B.A., Physics/Mathematics, B.A., Physics/Mathematics at New College of Florida