• Trained expert in the Deductive Tasting Method (DTM) as well as Wine Theory.• Demonstrated personalized hospitality, salesmanship and extensive knowledge to recommend food/wine pairings while performing a variety of tableside tasks in a high-stakes, fine-dining environment.• Ensured absolute guest satisfaction by demonstration of knowledge of products as well as unique and diligent execution of service, yielding a higher volume of long-term loyal guests.• Delivered value to the business by reducing risk and frequency of defects through proactivity and innovation.• Extensive experience prioritzing deliverables, quickly adapting to drastic changes in the environment.• Effectively mentored and directed team members on taking initiative to develop workable solutions quickly.• Ability to communicate complex concepts, ideas in a confident, professional and well-organized manner.• Exceptional interpersonal skills with a demonstrated ability to support complex organizational relationships.• Proven ability to multi-task and consistently deliver on-time results with the highest quality.

-Developed a variety of Red and Blue team content for our regular student-run, computer-based cybersecurity/forensic analysis capture-the-flag competitions held each semester.-Workshop Lead: Created and led hands-on workshops which taught students foundational technical skills and modern penetration testing tactics using the Kali Linux toolbox, Wireshark, Nmap, Metasploit, OpenVAS and Burp Suite, as well as other command-line exploitation tools and tasks.-Using Security Onion Linux toolbox, setup Network Intrusion Detection Systems (NIDS), performedtraffic/protocol analysis as well as analysis of PCAP files using open source programs (Snort, Network Miner).-Researched, developed and demonstrated emerging security vulnerabilities, exploits, attacks, threats, and tactics.◦ Demonstrated pulling meterpreter shells with multiple modules in Metasploit, such as PsExec, followed by performing hashdumps on vulnerable Windows Server and Windows 7 machines.◦ Instructed peers on Computer Security & Security Incident Handling – NIST SP 800-53, 800-61.◦ Conducted cyber threat-hunting and an assessment of the level of risk, determining proper mitigation, hardening and additional countermeasures.