Humanity’s engineering feats are really pretty astounding when you take a minute to think about them, and as February 21 – 27 is National Engineer’s Week, it’s a good time to ponder these wonders. So it’s time for a shout-out to the women engineers with powerful careers who are leading important technologies at their companies or being pioneers in other ways… including:
No. 15: Linux Foundation’s Emily Ratliff
Emily Ratliff is the senior director of security for the Linux Foundation and is known in the Linux world as “a serious bad ass,†those close to her tell us.
She’s helping the open-source world avoid huge security problems like the kind that led to the Heartbleed hole.
And she’s leading the Linux Foundation’s major “Core Infrastructure Initiative,†which does security reviews for some of the most important software in the world.
Check out Emily Ratliff’s recent article: 7 Things to Consider Before Fuzzing a Large Open Source Project
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