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Brad Sickles

Founder

Founder at Nullstone

Alpharetta, Georgia, United States

FoundedNullstone · YC

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About

Brad Sickles is founder and CEO of Nullstone. He previously worked as a software engineer at multiple startups and as a consultant, then joined McKinsey in 2013 where he led internal developer platform initiatives. Most recently, he founded an offensive security platform at Bishop Fox before starting Nullstone.

Founder at NullstoneYC W22

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Who is Brad Sickles?
Brad Sickles is founder and CEO of Nullstone. He previously worked as a software engineer at multiple startups and as a consultant, then joined McKinsey in 2013 where he led internal developer platform initiatives. Most recently, he founded an offensive security platform at Bishop Fox before starting Nullstone.
Where does Brad Sickles work?
Brad Sickles is Founder of Nullstone.
What companies did Brad Sickles found?
Brad Sickles founded Nullstone.

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