• Create, facilitate and deliver Ansible Network Automation and Ansible F5 Automation workshops for customers and partners.• Attend, present and represent numerous events for Red Hat Ansible Automation including Cisco Live, Interopt, Juniper NXTWORK, F5 Agility, Red Hat Summit and Ansiblefest.• Develop educational material and competitive content for Red Hat Solution Architects.• Manage Ansible examples, demos and content via the Github community organization https://github.com/network-automation• Build and present demos to technical analysts around cloud provisioning (AWS & Azure), Networking, Linux, cmdb and ticketing integrations (e.g. ServiceNow), and more.

• Lead multiple customer engagements as the primary Network Consulting Engineer• Help the Pre-Sales motion by showcasing open networking and NetDevOps (Network Automation)• Deliver production quality Ansible Playbooks and Puppet Manifests to customers for their data centers.• Provide architecture and design guidance, guides and documentation to customers and prospects• Perform Training and Bootcamps to existing customers and partners• Networking Evangelist, Public Speaking at + All Things Open, October 19th, 2015 + Puppet Camp Tampa ,Dec 1st, 2015 + Puppet Camp Atlanta, Dec 3rd, 2015 + Great Wide Open, March 16th, 2016 + Ansible NOVA Meetup, Feb, 23, 2016

• Perform Training for Customers and Prospects• Manage post-sales support for multiple high profile accounts• Create Knowledge Base Articles and Technical Documentation• Much More... Startups are awesome!

• Joined Cisco's Advanced Services through the prestigious Professional Network Consulting Engineering program at Cisco and graduated as the Choice Candidate. • Support the Advanced Services Public Sector lab out of Research Triangle Park.• Obtained CCIE R&S #40514• Run and maintain CCIE R&S Study Group that meets weekly to go over network technology topics.

• Inherited and optimized regression test bed for Cisco’s Call Manager or ‘Unified Collaboration’ which involves 24 call managers and dozens of VoIP endpoints.• Facilitate updates around certifications to targeted public via social media (Facebook and Twitter), our Cisco Blog and internal mailers.• Facilitated and began migrating all testing to real VoIP end points rather than virtual end points that just simulate (not emulate) SIP and SCCP protocols.• Conduct multiple cross-team education on VoIP, SCAPY (an open source python pcap firing tool) and tests tools I created internally for testing.• Conduct Route and Switch performance testing for the JITC UCAPL including but not limited to Quality of Service (QoS), link aggregation (LACP) and OSPF.Responsible for two interns during the summer duration. Working to expand the intern program to a longer co-op with local Universities.• Assist multiple business units with IPv6 requirements that the government has instituted on network equipment and helped facilitate an internal tracking syste. Became the Global certifications team subject matter expert for IPv6 across multiple certification efforts.

• IPv6 US Government Certification (USGv6) for Security Products (ASA, IPS, FWSM, IOS FW, IOS IPS, etc)• Drive IPv6 ReadyLogo certification to completion for all USGv6 certified products• Implement Spirent, Mu Dynamics and open source tools (tahi, scapy, etc) to test and automate test for multiple network devices (everything from VoIP phones to USC servers)• Provided bugs and detailed recreate information for multiple Cisco business units to resolve IPv6 problems to pass certification tests• Perform v6 conformance and OSPF,BGP interoperability between multiple vendors (Juniper, etc) • Installed Virtualization VMware solution to replace older physical servers and increase test cycles• Automated away my job :) Moved on to another adventure at Cisco

-Project Engineer for Routing and Switching projects for US Navy Fleet NOCs-Help lead development of Voice and Video over IP solution for US Navy-IPv6 performance testing for various Cisco and Juniper routers, reported information to SPAWAR HQ to give status of IPv6 development

• Advise and educate students and Clemson employees in use of their computer• Fix various personal computer bugs, glitches and other problems• Remove hard drives, CD-drives, and other components for repair• Analyze virus problems and take infected PCs off Clemson’s network

• Worked with Cisco CCIE engineers building and testing client networks• Obtained CCNA and BSCI Cisco Certifications• Configured and set up small to large wired and wireless networks• Reimaged and maintained various types of computers and servers• Trained new co-ops and mentored them during final co-op term• Helped create and maintain internal FAQ server using PLONE

• Provided help and assistance for customers• Met strict hourly sale goals set by corporate• Restocking and organization of shelves and tables• Performed closing duties and cleanup