Who Is Tom Moroney and What Does He Work On?
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Tom Moroney is a software engineer from Dublin, Ireland, currently working full-time at Workday. His work centers on backend security and developer tooling for enterprise systems, with a focus on sensitive-data redaction, controlled access workflows, and AI-assisted documentation. Outside of his day job, he builds creator-focused video tools, most notably AutoSubs, an open-source, cross-platform desktop app for automatic subtitle generation.
Professional Background
Moroney's professional experience spans enterprise software engineering, with a consistent thread of security, tooling, and reliability work.
Workday (2025 – Present)
As a Software Engineer at Workday, his work includes:
- Sensitive-data redaction framework — Architected a high-performance .NET and Java/Log4j framework that removes sensitive customer data from logs and obfuscates exception stack traces across 10 microservices with minimal performance impact.
- Compliance coordination — Coordinated rollout and testing with service owners, contributing to Adaptive Planning's FedRAMP audit preparation for federal approval.
- Secure lookup API — Built a Java lookup API integrated with a .NET lookup tool UI, letting support teams map internal IDs to sensitive data and run reverse lookups through controlled access paths.
- AI-assisted documentation — Developed an AI-powered living documentation and Q&A system that summarises code from AST leaf nodes upward, keeping docs synchronised and answering developer queries.
Workday Internship (2024)
- Engineered 4 Java/Spring Boot APIs for database bootstrapping and multi-tenant initialisation, supporting Adaptive Planning's migration to Workday's unified cloud platform.
- Implemented transactional rollback, SQL fixes for import defects, and a database-simulating test framework achieving 92% line coverage.
ChannelSight Internship (2023)
- Developed web crawlers for ecommerce product and review data, analysing DOM structures and network traffic to create resilient selectors and extraction logic.
- Implemented proxy rotation, custom request headers, and rate limiting to reduce scraper failures from layout changes and bot-detection mechanisms.
Trinity College Dublin (2022 – 2023)
Elected as class representative for around 60 Integrated Computer Science students, acting as a liaison between students and faculty.
Education
Moroney studied at Trinity College Dublin, where he was enrolled in the Integrated Computer Science programme.
Side Projects
AutoSubs
An open-source, cross-platform desktop app that helps creators automatically generate subtitles for their videos in any language. According to the site, it is used by hundreds of thousands of creators, saving time while making videos more engaging and accessible to global audiences.
SubSlate
A video editor currently in development, described as "a new kind of video editor."
Technical Focus Areas
| Area | Details |
|---|---|
| Backend security | Sensitive-data redaction, controlled access workflows, FedRAMP compliance |
| Developer tooling | Lookup APIs, documentation systems, test frameworks |
| AI-assisted documentation | AST-based code summarisation and Q&A |
| Creator tools | Automatic subtitles (AutoSubs), video editing (SubSlate) |
| Languages & frameworks | .NET, Java, Spring Boot, Log4j |
How to Get in Contact
The site lists a direct email for contact: [email protected].
Summary
Tom Moroney is a Dublin-based software engineer at Workday working on enterprise backend security and developer tooling, with a parallel track of building open-source creator tools like AutoSubs. His work sits at the intersection of security engineering, developer experience, and practical AI applications.