Torrel Moseley
Software Engineer II - Security at Hone Health
Tampa, Florida, United States
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Top SchoolTorrel Moseley is a pragmatic software engineer with 9 years of experience focused on backend systems and security, currently serving as Software Engineer II - Security. He has driven measurable improvements—like a Redis dual-key cache that cut Okta API load ~30–40%—and led Cloud Security Posture Management and vulnerability programs in Azure environments. Torrel co-created the open-source serverless orchestration framework Maestro, demonstrating a commitment to practical, collaborative tooling for distributed systems. His background spans serverless architectures, OAuth2-based AuthN/AuthZ upgrades, API performance optimization, and secrets management across Go, Node, and cloud-native stacks. Based in Tampa with plans to relocate, he combines hands-on implementation with RFC-driven planning and a knack for turning security findings into operational remediation. Notably, he balances rapid iteration (order-of-magnitude API optimizations) with institutionalizing processes like SLAs and Azure DevOps workflows to sustain long-term reliability.
8 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
Computer Software Engineering, Computer Software Engineering at Launch School
Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, English
Github Skills (16)
step-functions8
maestro8
aws-step-functions7
bootstrapping7
aws4
serverless3
orchestration2
rest-api1
pusher1
routes1
api1
js-client1
rest1
nodejs1
org-chart1
Programming languages (3)
Github contributions (5)
T-monius/ruby_challenges
Apr 2020 - Jul 2024
Contributions:3 pushes, 1 branch in 4 years 4 months
T-monius/launchschool
Sep 2017 - Apr 2020
Various Projects I worked with in Launch Shchool.
Contributions:273 pushes, 1 branch in 2 years 7 months
javascriptruby
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