Digital Investigative Analyst Intern for Department of Justice, Child Exploitation and Obscenity Section

• 10 hours per week/part-time• $12 per hour• Supervisor: Dr. George Trawick (706) 593-0692• Complete training course on the applications of energy-using systems in an industrial environment. • Trained in the use of diagnostic instruments and sensors for industrial energy assessments .• Worked with a small team of students to analyze the results of the assessments and then produced a written report containing different ways to save compiled energy, cost, cybersecurity, and environmental metrics.• Presented reports to customers and followed up on any changes made and the impact these changes had.

• 15 hours per week/part-time• $10 per hour• Supervisor: Melissa Hannis (662) 323-53704• Worked with Florida A&M students to create mock data for a CMMC assessment tool called CSET.• Studied and trained on small business policies and practices to apply to the mock data being created using CMMC guidelines, NIST 800-71 guidelines, and contacting similar businesses.• Created mock policies, network diagrams, physical diagrams, financial, and business background information for a written report to be presented to supervisor each week.• Written reports will be used to test the new assessment tool being created.

• 3 hours per week• 3 hours in class credit instead of monetary compensation• Supervisor: Dr. George Trawick (706) 593-0692• Researched different teaching tools for a digital forensic course at the collegiate level.• Tested new software and the digital lab space of specifically Cengage, to determine whether the software could be easily used by future students.• Presented recommendations on which aspects of the new software should be used by future classes and which aspects should be avoided due to lack of educational impact or difficult to use tools.• Recommendations were used to update the digital forensic curriculum accordingly.• Helped assist students with any questions or issues regarding the new software.