I have the pleasure of leading Prime Therapeutics' Security Engineering and Security Operations teams. This includes endpoint, email, cloud, network, and SIEM engineering, as well as vulnerability management and configuration hardening.

The global Technology Lead for IP Address Management (IPAM) and DNS/DHCP tools, and manage the team providing support for those technologies. This includes management and subject matter expertise for IP addressing technologies, as well as integrating these technologies with CMDB and automation tools. Also the Technology Lead for RADIUS, which is used for VPN accounting and wireless network authentication.

The global Technology Lead for IP Address Management (IPAM) and DNS/DHCP tools. This includes management and subject matter expertise for IP addressing technologies, as well as integrating these technologies with CMDB and automation tools. Also the Technology Lead for Steel Belted Radius, which is used for VPN accounting and wireless network authentication

The Cyber Protection Team is made up of 5 squads including Cyber Threat Emulation (Red Team) and Mission Protection (Blue Team). We are tasked with providing support to Army Cyber Command for our federal mission, and can assist MN State Critical Infrastructure if called upon.

Led a team of eight soldiers in the monitoring and management of the United States Division - South (USD-S) Warfighter Information Network - Tactical (WIN-T) Wide Area Network. Provided real time network status and statistics of more than 70 satellite terminals to the Division Signal Officer using automation tools such as SNMPc and SolarWinds Orion. Provided detailed instructions and router configuration changes for all satellite terminals in the Division area of operation in order maintain a stable and reliable network.

Researched and planned for a 33 percent life cycle replacement plan for office automation equipment, the first for the company in five years. Researched and interviewed potential IT service providers for future contracts. Planned and oversaw a training program for employees to prepare for enterprise software upgrade; Navision to Microsoft Dynamics NAV. Planned and oversaw enterprise software upgrade to include database compatibility testing and report writing. Researched and interviewed vendors for phone system upgrade in order to transition from analog to digital/VoIP service. Provided budget versus actual cost analysis on the company's current projects, and coordinated with department heads on working within spending limits.

Responsible for all matters concerning communication, automation, and signal operations for a 1000 soldier Battalion in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. Managed two teams: a radio operations team consisting of six soldiers and an automation team consisting of three soldiers. Managed the operation and maintenance of automated, FM, and satellite communications equipment to include radio, Blue Force Tracker (BFT), Movement Tracking System (MTS), Command Post of the Future (CPOF), Joint Network Node (JNN), Active Directory, and Windows Server 2003. Managed access to and maintenance of computer network resources, and managed computer user accounts for all soldiers in the battalion across the NIPR, CENTRIX, and SIPR networks. Served as the Battalion Equal Opportunity Representative.

Responsible for the maintenance and accreditation of the NIPR and SIPR networks and computer assets, as well as other automation equipment. Managed over 300 computer user accounts across NIPR, Mercury, and SIPR networks. Managed the Battalion's data to include ensuring that proper back-ups and maintenance were conducted. Oversaw the life cycle replacement program for 25 percent of the Battalion's computers (approximately 60 machines). Directly coordinated with various organizations and institutions to ensure the Battalion had continuous automation access and support both in the US and in Bosnia, across multiple isolated sites.