Chase Williams is an Information Security Manager and CISSP with over a decade of experience designing and operating identity and access management programs for large enterprises, currently protecting 80,000 users and $585B in assets at U.S. Bank. He combines hands-on engineering (including a Python-based automation stack and HashiCorp Vault oversight) with governance and audit leadership across FFIEC/FDIC/OCC/SOX scopes, driving measurable cost savings and uptime improvements. Known for turning compliance requirements into automated, self-service reporting and RBAC solutions, he spearheaded initiatives that saved over $1.5M annually and cut critical incidents by 45%. A former developer with roots in .NET and backend contributions to an open-source Python visualization toolbox, he blends software craftsmanship with pragmatic security strategy and a track record of mentoring teams into promotable talent.
10 years of coding experience
B.S., Computer Information Systems, 4.0, B.S., Computer Information Systems, 4.0 at Bellevue University
A.A.S., Network Administration, A.A.S., Network Administration at Southeast Technical Institute 2005
A Python toolbox for gaining geometric insights into high-dimensional data
Role in this project:
Back-end Developer
Contributions:8 commits, 1 PR, 2 comments in 1 day
Contributions summary:Chase primarily focused on bug fixes and code refactoring within the `hypertools` repository. Their work involved correcting errors related to plot rendering and display issues, specifically addressing the `noshow` notebook error. The commits reveal modifications to plotting functions, updating how plots are handled in the backend. The user also added comments to improve code readability and understanding.
Contributions:97 commits, 8 PRs, 86 pushes in 6 months
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