Summary
Jason Hopper is a senior research and engineering leader specializing in applied cyber security, currently serving as Senior Vice President of Applied Research at QOMPLX where he leads AESM/IASM, UEBA, and internet-scale sensing efforts. With an 11-year track record spanning startups, academia, and acquisitions, he built Omnisense—an internet sensing and cyber event identification tool acquired by QOMPLX—and now owns broad data science and product portfolios. His background in physics and computer science underpins a practical strength in large-scale data systems, automated sensing, and machine learning for threat detection and risk quantification. Jason combines hands-on technical work (from embedded flight control to mass scanning and malware tracking) with strategic product leadership, bridging research prototypes into production cyber tools. Based in Halifax, he brings a rare mix of experimental research rigor and entrepreneurial execution, often focusing on unusual signal extraction from noisy global datasets.
11 years of coding experience
11 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor's Degree, Physics and Computer Science, Bachelor's Degree, Physics and Computer Science at Dalhousie University