United States Marine Corps · 2003–2007

A Marine’s Discipline.
An Engineer’s Mindset.

I served as a Marine, software developer, and network and security administrator—building mission-essential tools and protecting the networks people depended on.

Service
2003–2007September 2003 – September 2007
Rank
SergeantUnited States Marine Corps · E-5
Deployments
IraqOperation Iraqi Freedom · 2005 & 2007

Software & Cybersecurity

Engineering in Service of the Mission

Practical solutions, clear priorities, and responsibility for the people using the technology.

Mission-Essential Software

I developed applications used by the Marine Corps during Operation Iraqi Freedom, including the Help Desk System, Link Monitor, Marine Electronic Log Book, Router & Switch Scripter, and Recruit Management Tool.

These tools supported daily operations and improved efficiency for Marines in Al Asad and other bases in Iraq.

ASP.NETVB.NETSQL ServerJavaScript

Cybersecurity in the Field

As chief firewall administrator in Al Asad, Iraq, I worked on network security for the Marine Corps base, combining hands-on administration with the discipline of an operational environment.

My work included CyberGuard firewalls, network equipment, web filtering, and intrusion prevention systems.

Firewall AdministrationNetwork SecurityIntrusion Prevention

Recognition

Two Achievement Medals.
A Lasting Sense of Responsibility.

Two Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medals recognized my contributions in software engineering and firewall leadership.

Software That Improved Operations

Recognized for creating the Marine Electronic Log Book, Link Monitor, and Help Desk System, improving efficiency in Al Asad and other Marine Corps bases in Iraq.

Leadership in Network Security

Recognized for leadership and performance as a DSID firewall Site Chief in Al Asad, Iraq, during 2005.

Bring That Experience to Your Team

Let’s Build Something That Matters.

Software engineering, technical leadership, and a commitment to the people behind the mission.

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