Responsible for both public/customer-facing interactions (training, support, education, written content, webinars) and internal efforts (dark web content and data analysis, data collection, and investigations).

Visiting professor in the Department of Criminology at Flagler College in St. Augustine, FL. Primarily focused on providing research methodology, statistics, and cybercrime classes, along with intro-level coursework. Offered student advising to 50+ students and served on numerous committees.Served as an adjunct professor at Flagler from 2016-2018.

Graduate Fellow in the Department of Sociology and Criminology & Law.Taught a wide variety of courses in topics such as research methodology, statistics, criminology, psychology, and cybercrime.Supervised 2 research labs, and numerous thesis projects.

Content tutor for criminology, psychology, sociology, research methodology, and statistics for student-athletes at the University of Florida. Conducted individual and small group tutoring sessions, and assisted with developing plans for academic success. Go Gators!Promoted to the Tutor Advisory Council in 2016 to aid in decision making and policy for the content tutoring program.

Assist research efforts in both the Psychology/Economic departments at SDSU. Research areas include health psychology, developmental psychology, market analysis, and agricultural economics.

Assist research efforts in the Psychology/Law department at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, including developing own research project while assisting graduate students and faculty with their research. This position was earned by applying to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln for the National Science Foundations "Research Experience for Undergraduates" program.