QOMPLX Leadership

Jason Crabtree is a leader in cybersecurity, operational risk management, and automated decision-support technology.He has extensive experience with advanced multispatial and multitemporal data analytics, as well as in simulation and predictive modeling of complex adaptive systems. Jason was selected as First Captain of his class at West Point and later attended the University of Oxford as a Rhodes scholar. At Oxford, Jason researched artificial intelligence-based optimization of engineering design processes. Jason is a licensed professional engineer who served as a Ranger/Sapper-qualified infantry leader in Afghanistan before completing military service as a Special Assistant to senior military leadership with emphasis on advanced cybersecurity technology initiatives, including DARPA research. He is a frequently-invited speaker and consultant for cyber and risk management topics and has served as a Cyber Fellow for the New America Foundation and Madison Policy Forum.

Andrew is the Chief Technology Officer at QOMPLX, where he leads the development of next-generation operational risk management and situational awareness tools and information sharing in multi-spatial, multi-temporal distributed systems. He is a thought leader in cyber and data management with specific expertise in large-scale heterogeneous network design, deep-web data extraction, and data theory. Andrew was formerly a U.S. Air Force Senior Cyberspace Operations Officer who led enterprise network modernization and design efforts for the Air Force and large Dept. of Defense initiatives. Andrew was the valedictorian of his class at the United States Air Force Academy, a Truman Scholar, and his doctoral research at the University of Oxford was supported by competitive grants from Amazon Web Services and invited for publication in the 2013 Best Papers issue of The International Journal of Very Large Databases. He is an Iraq war veteran.

John Ferrari is a Chief Administrative Officer at QOMPLX.

Jason Crabtree is a leader in cybersecurity, operational risk management, and automated decision-support technology.He has extensive experience with advanced multispatial and multitemporal data analytics, as well as in simulation and predictive modeling of complex adaptive systems. Jason was selected as First Captain of his class at West Point and later attended the University of Oxford as a Rhodes scholar. At Oxford, Jason researched artificial intelligence-based optimization of engineering design processes. Jason is a licensed professional engineer who served as a Ranger/Sapper-qualified infantry leader in Afghanistan before completing military service as a Special Assistant to senior military leadership with emphasis on advanced cybersecurity technology initiatives, including DARPA research. He is a frequently-invited speaker and consultant for cyber and risk management topics and has served as a Cyber Fellow for the New America Foundation and Madison Policy Forum.

Andrew is the Chief Technology Officer at QOMPLX, where he leads the development of next-generation operational risk management and situational awareness tools and information sharing in multi-spatial, multi-temporal distributed systems. He is a thought leader in cyber and data management with specific expertise in large-scale heterogeneous network design, deep-web data extraction, and data theory. Andrew was formerly a U.S. Air Force Senior Cyberspace Operations Officer who led enterprise network modernization and design efforts for the Air Force and large Dept. of Defense initiatives. Andrew was the valedictorian of his class at the United States Air Force Academy, a Truman Scholar, and his doctoral research at the University of Oxford was supported by competitive grants from Amazon Web Services and invited for publication in the 2013 Best Papers issue of The International Journal of Very Large Databases. He is an Iraq war veteran.

Jason Crabtree is a leader in cybersecurity, operational risk management, and automated decision-support technology.He has extensive experience with advanced multispatial and multitemporal data analytics, as well as in simulation and predictive modeling of complex adaptive systems. Jason was selected as First Captain of his class at West Point and later attended the University of Oxford as a Rhodes scholar. At Oxford, Jason researched artificial intelligence-based optimization of engineering design processes. Jason is a licensed professional engineer who served as a Ranger/Sapper-qualified infantry leader in Afghanistan before completing military service as a Special Assistant to senior military leadership with emphasis on advanced cybersecurity technology initiatives, including DARPA research. He is a frequently-invited speaker and consultant for cyber and risk management topics and has served as a Cyber Fellow for the New America Foundation and Madison Policy Forum.

Andrew is the Chief Technology Officer at QOMPLX, where he leads the development of next-generation operational risk management and situational awareness tools and information sharing in multi-spatial, multi-temporal distributed systems. He is a thought leader in cyber and data management with specific expertise in large-scale heterogeneous network design, deep-web data extraction, and data theory. Andrew was formerly a U.S. Air Force Senior Cyberspace Operations Officer who led enterprise network modernization and design efforts for the Air Force and large Dept. of Defense initiatives. Andrew was the valedictorian of his class at the United States Air Force Academy, a Truman Scholar, and his doctoral research at the University of Oxford was supported by competitive grants from Amazon Web Services and invited for publication in the 2013 Best Papers issue of The International Journal of Very Large Databases. He is an Iraq war veteran.