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Management of a SIEM (Splunk, Trellix) or Management of an Enterprise Tenable Security Center deploymentMonitoring systems security and responding to security incidentsParticipating in security systems testingEnsuring integrity and confidentiality of sensitive dataPreventing and detecting intrusionSecurity tool usage and maintenance: Nessus, Core Impact, ACAS, Splunk, or other host based signaturesProvide inputs or reviews on command IA or Cyber Security policies, or procedures

Exercised leadership as the CRQ Lead, effectively managing a team of 5 employees andoverseeing day-to-day IT operations, while providing advanced IT support troubleshootinghardware and software issues to 11k end-users within USSOCOM.

Serve on a small team for direct USSOCOM support at headquarters and across theglobe. Responsible for the research, diagnose, and resolution for network, system andapplication issues. Average 50-75 work orders daily.

Promoted to junior network role and provided tier 2/3 support for 2200 users at 3 Afghanlocations on classified and unclassified, multi security core & distribution networks.

Focused on troubleshooting support for networking issues specifically related to Windows XP andWindows 7. Recognized as best customer service support technician in 2018 out of 18 man team.

• Facilitated expedient turn-in of all excess Class VII major end items (such as trucks and tanks) Theater Provided Equipment and Automatic Return Item equipment. • Loaded and unloaded all Theater Provided Equipment, tracked and recorded number of units of materials moved, attaching identifying Radio-frequency Identification tags to retrograde equipment, and complete daily equipment logs.• Verified serial numbers on all Class VII vehicles and non-rolling equipment to ensure inputs were accurate for data roll-ups with daily reports capturing retrograded equipment• Performs daily tasks on the Property Book Unit Supply Enhanced and Logistic Information Warehouse inventory tracking systems• Performed class IX (ex. tank engines), IV (ex. barbed wire or wood), and II expendable items (ex. items one might obtain from a hardware store) equipment on hand analysis and identifying potential shortages and managed requisitions and for 10/20 Standards & maintenance