Summary
Robin Goyal is a backend engineer with a decade of hands-on experience building secure, mission-critical systems for government and enterprise environments. With a Mechatronics degree and a background spanning software, network, and systems administration, he blends multidisciplinary engineering instincts with pragmatic software development. At the Department of National Defence he developed scalable red-team training networks, automation tools that saved hours of manual work weekly, and APIs that improved infrastructure access and resiliency. Now at Atlassian, he continues to focus on backend reliability and security, informed by GIAC GPEN and junior penetration tester certifications and active practice on platforms like Hack The Box and TryHackMe. His work habitually bridges developer ergonomics and operational constraints, and he often surfaces non-obvious efficiencies by automating administrative workflows and translating sysadmin needs into developer-friendly tools.
11 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Engineering, Mechatronics, Minor in Business, Bachelor of Engineering, Mechatronics, Minor in Business at McMaster University
English, Hindi, Punjabi