Nicola Malloy is a Performance Architect with a decade of experience building high-performance, security-focused systems across cloud, edge, and embedded domains. She led on-device telemetry for satellite and gateway fleets at Amazon and helped launch TLS 1.3 support in CloudFront through contributions to the open-source s2n TLS library, improving latency and security for global users. Her background spans automotive motorsports analytics and in-vehicle systems at Ford to low-level cryptographic protocol work at AWS, giving her a rare blend of real-time systems, data-driven insight, and protocol-level security expertise. Now based in Kailua, Hawaii and currently at Apple, she focuses on squeezing latency and reliability gains from complex distributed stacks. An early-career researcher in neuro-prosthetics and approximate computing, she brings experimental rigor and a penchant for instrumenting hard-to-observe systems.
10 years of coding experience
7 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor's degree, Computer Science, Bachelor's degree, Computer Science at University of Michigan College of Engineering
Contributions:29 commits, 48 PRs, 19 pushes in 9 months
Contributions summary:Nicola primarily contributed to the development and maintenance of the TLS/SSL protocols within the s2n-tls repository. Their work involved modifying the source code to refactor and rename various extensions, as well as integrating a linter to check for coding style issues. Additionally, the user added functionality related to server-side TLS 1.3 certificate handling, specifically incorporating server-supported versions and encrypted extensions. These changes improved the security and functionality of the TLS/SSL implementation.
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