Asher Lee Email & Phone Number

As a student at CyberNow Labs, I am immersed in a comprehensive 20-week cybersecurity training program designed to prepare me for a career as a Security Operations Center (SOC) Analyst. The program offers a unique blend of theoretical knowledge and hands-on experience, including preparation for globally recognized certifications like CompTIA Security+ in the first 8 weeks, followed by 10 weeks of practical experience in an enterprise-level SOC environment. I'm gaining valuable skills in forensic analysis, social engineering, penetration testing, and threat hunting, working with real technologies, networks, and cyber attacks. This immersive approach is equipping me with the practical skills and experience that employers seek, setting me up for success in the rapidly growing field of cybersecurity. Additionally, I benefit from career preparation services, including 1:1 mentoring, portfolio guidance, and networking opportunities, all aimed at launching my career in this exciting and in-demand industry.

Fort Meade, Md

In this role, I support the Department of Defense contingencies and operations by conducting target development of foreign intelligence entities. I translate several audio, graphic, and text materials. Also, Icollaborate with Offensive Counterintelligence Operation (OFCO) executors, including Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) and National Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS) to target, exploit, and report on foreignintelligence entities' (FIEs') interests and intentions.♦ Completed quality control for more than 53 translated language materials processed by 11 Analysts.♦ Authored and reviewed 35 reports and received positive feedback 52 times.♦ Developed a quality control certification process for the branch.

Overseas

I partnered with Cryptanalysis and Signals Analysis (CASA) to start a branch with special access. I completed quality control of collection management, scanning, translation, and reporting. ♦ Developed training and certification strategies for nine Analysts to support the NSA mission.♦ Received Manager's Team Award from the agency for creating a unique intelligence earning 102 positive feedbacks.

Overseas

In this role, I oversaw 20 Analysts comprising United States and Korean augmentation to the United States Army soldiers, U.S. marines, civilians, and contract linguists. Additionally, I enforced mission compliance for over 115 personnel across five branches.♦ Offered subject matter expertise (SME) and quality control for 977 translation and reporting products on indications, warnings, and force protection.♦ Managed a project to publish the mission center's first extensive triennial SIGINT analysis product and received an agency's Manager's Team Award.

San Angelo, Texas, United States

I oversaw 67 civilian and military instructors for the SIGINT Analyst Basic Analysis and Reporting Course.♦ Provided accurate record keeping of classified materials of more than 900 soldiers annually. I oversaw 67 civilian and military instructors for the SIGINT Analyst Basic Analysis and Reporting Course.♦ Provided accurate record keeping of classified materials of more than 900 soldiers annually.

San Angelo, Texas, United States

I performed as a senior instructor at the 13-week Cryptologic Language Analyst certification school for Army Korean Linguists.♦ Researched and updated course materials in partnership with a team of five instructors.♦ Achieved a graduation rate of 100%.♦ Received multiple excellent instructor evaluations over the course of 520 hours of teaching time.♦ Earned the United States Army Intelligence Center of Excellence Senior Instructor Badge.

Overseas

I supported a U.S. intelligence agency's Indications and Warnings (I&W) mission at a 24-hour watch desk in a joint operation center. I scanned, translated, and authored time-sensitive and technical intelligence products.♦ Created a comprehensive Korean language-training program for 27 Language Analyst soldiers, resulting in all soldiers exceeding the Army's DLPT standard of 2/2.

San Angelo, Texas, United States

Uijeongbu, Gyeonggi, South Korea

During this role, I served as a primary Korean translator for the 2nd Infantry Division's G1 office, division Army Records Information Management System (ARIMS) manager, division Publication Officer, G1 Information Management Officer, and Essential Personnel Service administrative manager.♦ Resolved various issues related to unclassified and CAT II systems, encompassing both tactical and non‐tactical systems.♦ Translated official policy letters and provided language support to Korean national employees in the 2IDstaff offices, facilitating effective communication and promoting a collaborative work environment.♦ Conducted thorough quality control on all publications produced by division staff offices within 2ID, ensuringadherence to correct formatting, grammar, and spelling standards.♦ Conducted training sessions on the ARIMS for three division staff offices and five brigade-level HR offices,utilizing Korean language skills to ensure comprehension and maximize training effectiveness.♦ Processed administrative actions, including awards, tour extensions/curtailments, line of dutyinvestigations, and congressional letters.

Uijeongbu, Gyeonggi, South Korea

Processed administrative actions requiring the approval of the 2nd Infantry Division's Commanding General and the Chief of Staff.♦ Performed as a Korean translator during the U.S. – the Republic of Korea official functions and receptions.♦ Assisted in the planning and execution of high‐profile diplomatic events, ensuring seamless logistics andproviding linguistic support to the 2ID Chief of Staff♦ Acted as a cultural liaison, offering insights into Korean customs, traditions, and etiquette, contributing tothe success of the international collaboration.♦ Translated official documents from Korean to English and vice versa, maintaining the integrity of themessage and cultural nuances.

Uijeongbu, Gyeonggi, South Korea

I served as a 2nd Infantry Division general's Protocol Sergeant and a Korean translator for the Protocol Office. ♦ Served as the Korean translator during the Republic of Korea dignitary visits.♦ Coordinated VIP events by collaborating closely with South Korean local nationals, including governmentofficials, business leaders, and community representatives.♦ Developed and maintained strong relationships with local vendors and suppliers to ensure smooth executionof VIP events, negotiating contracts, and managing budgets.♦ Collaborated with cross‐functional teams, including security personnel, protocol officers, and othertranslators, to ensure a secure and cohesive environment for high‐profile visitors.

Fort Campbell, Tennessee, United States

Processed administrative actions for Soldiers assigned to the Battalion.♦ Deployed to Iraq from 09/24/2005 to 09/24/2006

South Carolina, United States

Master Of Science - Ms, Cybersecurity

Bachelor'S Degree, Management Studies