Brian Troutwine is a well-known software engineer, author, and international public speaker in the field of systems programming. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science from Portland State University and an Associate Degree of Science in Mathematics and Computing from the Missouri Academy of Science, Mathematics and Computing.

With more than a decade of experience in the industry, Brian is an expert in building reliable and fault-tolerant software systems. He has a keen interest in working on complex software projects that require him to engineer difficult software for unusual problem domains. His professional focus lies in systems programming with an application toward memory and CPU constrained environments, fault-tolerant and critical software in high-scale deployments.

Apart from working as a Staff Engineer at Datadog, Brian has worked with several other high-profile companies and startups, including Dropbox, Unity Technologies, and AdRoll, among others. He has also authored two books in the field of software engineering, called "Hands-On Concurrency with Rust" and "Systems Programming for Normal People" published by Packt and No Starch Press, respectively. He has contributed to the Huffington Post as a code blogger and enjoys communicating with the community involved in the software project.

Brian Troutwine is the go-to person for anyone looking to build reliable software systems with a focus on testing techniques to detect regressions, design failures, and communication with the community involved in the software project. His experience, expertise, skills, and interests make him an incredible asset to any team looking to build complex software systems.