Tim Tyler

Director, DevSecOps And Quality Engineering at MetLife Investment Management

Apex, North Carolina, United States
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Tim Tyler is a results-driven technology leader with nearly three decades of engineering and operational experience, now directing DevSecOps and Quality Engineering at MetLife Investment Management. He builds collaborative, automated design and delivery environments—combining Generative AI, inner-source practices, and open source governance—to boost developer productivity and accelerate time to market. At MetLife he led the global rollout of GitHub Copilot for 6,000+ users, delivering measurable efficiency gains and high developer satisfaction, and previously founded the company’s OSPO to institutionalize open source risk management. His background spans semiconductor design automation, HPC infrastructure, cloud-native platforms, and enterprise DevOps at Qualcomm and Intersil, giving him rare fluency across hardware-software lifecycles. Colleagues know him as a pragmatic evangelist who blends product-focused Agile leadership with hands-on infrastructure engineering to enable scalable, auditable innovation.
code9 years of coding experience
job33 years of employment as a software developer
bookMS, Information Systems, MS, Information Systems at Webster University
bookBSME, Mechanical Engineering, Materials Science, BSME, Mechanical Engineering, Materials Science at University of Central Florida
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Github Skills (36)

integrate9
methodology9
checker9
digital-certificate9
veracode9
ocsp9
security8
markdown8
ssl7
x5097
azure-devops7
python7
endpoint6
software-composition-analysis6
gate5

Programming languages (4)

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Github contributions (5)

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ttyler01/SSLChecker

Apr 2020 - May 2020

SSLChecker is used to identify obsolete versions of SSL/TLS (e.g., SSL 3.0, and TLS 1.0) on an endpoint, or perform a full scan to identify all supported versions of SSL/TLS on an endpoint.
Contributions:2 PRs, 5 pushes, 1 branch in 26 days
scanssltlssupportedsslchecker
ttyler01/yara

Apr 2022 - Apr 2022

The pattern matching swiss knife
Contributions:1 push in 1 day
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