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Adam Hosa has a diverse work experience spanning several roles and companies. Adam started their career in 1999 at Affinion Group as a Business and Integration Development Analyst, where they were responsible for maintaining and manipulating company data for billing and reporting. Adam also served as a liaison between the IT and Marketing departments and was in charge of producing daily, weekly, and monthly management reports.

In 2004, Adam joined Computershare as a CSA, where their responsibilities included record-keeping using stock administration platforms, processing grants, reconciling reports, and providing phone support to clients and participants. Adam also up-sold Transcentive products and stayed updated on the latest software updates and technology.

After their tenure at Computershare, Adam moved to Tangoe in 2006, where they held various positions. Adam started as a Senior Support Analyst, handling support for software issues. Adam then transitioned into the role of QA Lead - Quality Assurance, where they implemented metrics and measurements to improve customer satisfaction and project testing. Adam developed and executed test scripts and plans, documented and communicated test results, and ensured completion of assigned QA tasks. Additionally, they performed integrated software testing and ensured the accuracy of new product features and corrections before release.

Most recently, Adam joined Device42 in 2017 as a QA Lead. No specific details were provided about their responsibilities in this role.

Adam Hosa completed their Bachelor's degree in Software/Information Systems from Fairfield University, an ABET-accredited institution, from 1994 to 2004. In terms of additional certifications, they obtained the AWS Cloud Developer Associate certification from A Cloud Guru in December 2019. Adam also completed various courses on platforms like Coursera, including "Capstone: Retrieving, Processing, and Visualizing Data with Python" in June 2018, "Using Databases with Python" in April 2018, "Using Python to Access Web Data" in March 2018, "Python Data Structures" in February 2018, and "Programming for Everybody (Getting Started with Python)" in December 2017. Furthermore, Adam obtained the AWS Certified Solutions Architect certification from Amazon Web Services (AWS) in February 2020. Adam also holds an Adult CPR certification from the American Red Cross, but the specific time of obtaining it is not provided.