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Mark Jaquith
I make things on the web.
Mark Jaquith is a Staff Software Engineer at Material Security, a company specializing in cloud email security solutions.24 He joined Material Security in December 2023, expressing excitement about working with a talented team to build clever solutions.2
Prior to his role at Material Security, Mark was associated with Covered Web Services and attended the University of Florida's Warrington College of Business.3 He is based in the Greater Tampa Bay Area and has a significant professional network, with over 500 followers on LinkedIn.3
Mark is known for his work in web development and has a background in building things on the web.1 He maintains a personal website where he shares insights on tools, software, and habits he uses in his professional life.1 Some of his recent posts cover topics such as SSH techniques, two-factor authentication, and tips for using GitHub's Copilot service.1
In addition to his work at Material Security, Mark is active on various platforms:
- He can be found on Twitter under the handle @markjaquith.1
- His GitHub profile (mj-matsec) identifies him as a Staff Software Engineer at Material Security.4
- His personal website provides a way to contact him via email using his first name at his last name .me.1
Mark's expertise appears to span various areas of software engineering, including web development, security, and cloud technologies, making him a valuable asset to Material Security's team.
Highlights
Really embarrassing when I’m at a red light and have the radio turned up and it’s making my car audibly reverberate but it’s because Meghna Chakrabarti on NPR is going “mmm, mmmm” while some dude talks about U.S.–Canada relations.
I got in trouble when I was 14 for stealing third base. We were demolishing the other team and I was on second after having doubled. The pitcher was flustered and in his head. His eyes wandered and I saw an opportunity. I was basically at third before he even noticed. My coach chastised me in front of the whole team at the end of the inning. Still don’t know how I feel about it.
It was kind of a shitty thing for me to do, but also… that’s the game, and learning to deal with an overwhelming and embarrassing loss is part of why sports are so good for kids.
