Summary
Ben Fersenheim is a Principal Software Engineer with over a decade of experience designing and shipping large-scale platform and device-management features at Microsoft, currently focused on Intune. He has a strong track record of driving protocol and security work across Internet-scale systems—helping move Bing to HTTPS, enabling multi-tenant SSL, and adding IPv6 and HTTP/2 support for major Microsoft services. Ben blends hands-on engineering with program leadership, having built and scaled the Garage Internship program that recruited hundreds of diverse interns and ran dozens of product experiments. Earlier roles include leading sustained engineering for MDOP and co-founding a startup delivering services to game developers, showing both operational rigor and entrepreneurial instinct. Based in Cambridge, MA, he pairs deep systems and Windows platform expertise with experience mentoring teams and converting experimental projects into production impact. An understated contributor, he often tackles the plumbing work that unlocks product launches and enterprise-scale migrations.
11 years of coding experience
15 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science (B.S.), Computer Science, Bachelor of Science (B.S.), Computer Science at Boston University