Sara Mirza is a cybersecurity specialist with 13 years of technical experience, currently protecting enterprise customers as a GreyMatter Specialist at ReliaQuest where she architects SIEM/EDR integrations, fine-tunes detections, and leads Tier 3 investigations and threat hunts. She combines hands-on incident response and log-source engineering across platforms like CrowdStrike, SentinelOne, Splunk, and QRadar with a strong compliance background from work on HIPAA, PCI DSS, and GLBA at Florida State University. Comfortable as the primary technical contact for customers, she’s known for rapidly adapting to new tools and translating detection trends into pragmatic playbooks and remediation. Her earlier research on vehicular networks shows a pattern of systems thinking and applied research, and contributions to the OpenMRS core reveal practical backend Java/JSP experience improving user flows and data handling in a widely used open-source medical platform. Based in Tampa, she’s motivated by high-impact challenges that both sharpen her skills and measurably strengthen organizational security posture.
13 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
Bachelor's of Science, Information Technology, Senior, Bachelor's of Science, Information Technology, Senior at Florida State University
International Baccalaureate, 4.12, International Baccalaureate, 4.12 at St. Petersburg High School
Contributions summary:Sara contributed to the `openmrs-core` repository by modifying Java code and JSP files related to the concept form controller. Their changes focused on the behavior after saving or canceling a concept, redirecting the user to either a view concept screen or the index page. These commits, consistently targeting the concept form, suggest a focus on implementing and refining the user flow and data handling within the OpenMRS application's dictionary management functionality. Furthermore, the user made updates to the UI for displaying UUIDs for different objects.
Health Information Exchanges (HIEs) are starting to take off the word over. In particular the OpenHIE (ohie.org) project is looking at proving the infrastructure for low to middle income countries (LMICs) to exchange a patient's demographic and clinical information. OpenMRS is deployed in many LMICs and thus it would be helpful to have some modules available to easily connect OpenMRS to an HIE. The Patient Administration Management (PAM) profile developed by Integrating the Health Enterprise (IHE) provides a standards-based mechanism to manage patient information between systems. In this project the PAM profile will be used to send information about each patient that is registered in the OpenMRS system to HIE infrastructure. This will allow OpenMRS to integrate into an HIE more easily.
Contributions:18 commits in 2 months
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