Security researcher and penetration tester with Synack Red Team (SRT) performing security research and testing on web applications, mobile applications, host infrastructure, and source code review.

Adjunct Professor in USF College of Arts & Sciences School of Information. Course author and instructor for two upper level undergraduate cyber security courses, one technical & hands-on and the second course geared toward security policy & IT management, for 7 years teaching over 850 students. - CIS 3367 Architecting Operating System Security presents operating system fundamentals from a security perspective, tools & techniques for securing Windows and Linux servers and clients, modern exploit mitigation techniques built in to the latest kernels, and auditing configuration and security at the enterprise level.- CIS 4361 Information Assurance & Security Management for IT presents information systems security management topics to students. Students will demonstrate understanding of the foundations of physical, network, logical, and data security along with management focused topics of human resources, legal, and continuity of operations planning. Security and information model theory, the roles of cryptography in enhancing and enforcing security, asset inventory and management, incident response, and security testing are addressed.

Part-time cyber security instructor with SecureSet

Mentor instructor for SANS SEC504 Hacker Techniques, Exploits, and Incident Handling course, delivering hands-on-the-keyboard skills in incident response & handling, system scanning, vulnerability assessment, and exploitation.

Banking ATM service technician and locksmith. First-line ATM service technician for 6 national banks in the Baltimore/Washington corridor. Responsible for Group II safe lock service requirements and regional upgrades to Mas Hamilton CENCON digital safe locks utilizing one-time combinations and user auditing capabilities. Identified several vulnerabilities with the one-time combination digital locks algorithm, auditing, and physical design.