Frank Hassanabad is a Principal Software Engineer with 13+ years building large-scale, security-focused data platforms and full-stack products from prototype to production. He combines deep expertise in event-driven architectures (Kafka, Apache Flink, event sourcing), cloud-native systems (AWS, GCP), and modern web stacks (TypeScript, NodeJS, React) to deliver robust detections engines, search subsystems, and data pipeline tooling. At Elastic and RADICL Defense he led development of detection and AI/ML features, created a domain-specific query language (RQL) integrated with a CEP on Flink, and reduced test flakiness in high-profile open source code such as Kibana. Equally comfortable in backend integration, frontend UX, and test automation, he emphasizes maintainable, test-driven teams and ontological schema design for smoother data mapping. Based in Longmont, CO, he brings a pragmatic product focus and a knack for translating complex security requirements into elegant, production-ready systems.
13 years of coding experience
20 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science (B.S.) Computer Science, Bachelor of Science (B.S.) Computer Science at University of Central Missouri
Back-end Developer & QA Engineer / Test Automation Engineer
Contributions:852 reviews, 813 commits, 1631 PRs in 3 years 6 months
Contributions summary:Frank primarily focused on improving the testing infrastructure within the Kibana repository. They refactored test loading, changing the execution of index loading in tests. They also fixed flakey Cypress tests and added retry logic to reduce test flakiness across different areas of the codebase. The user's commits demonstrate a strong understanding of the testing framework and the ability to identify and resolve complex testing issues, while also contributing to backend integration tests.
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