Dan Smith is a seasoned technical leader focused on production and infrastructure security, currently scaling ProdSec as Technical Implementation Lead at Clearly AI. With 15+ years across security engineering and software roles at Twilio, Airbnb, Lyft and startups, he combines hands-on systems work with strategic program building to harden large-scale distributed platforms. He’s acted as a fractional CISO, advisor and angel investor during a sabbatical, helping early-stage teams operationalize secure engineering practices. Dan pairs academic rigor—a BS in Computer Science and a Data Science certificate from the University of Washington—with practical cloud and data experience, from Azure ML data pipelines to app and infra security. Based in Seattle, he’s comfortable moving between deep technical assessments and leadership of cross-functional security teams. A less obvious strength: he balances building secure systems with product thinking, rooted in prior founder and consulting experience that helps translate business needs into pragmatic security outcomes.
6 years of coding experience
16 years of employment as a software developer
Certificate in Data Science Data Science and Machine Learning, Certificate in Data Science Data Science and Machine Learning at University of Washington
Bachelor of Science (BS) Computer Science, Bachelor of Science (BS) Computer Science at Oregon State University
BA Management International Business, BA Management International Business at Western Washington University
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