Over 20 years ago, when I was in middle school, I got caught hacking into the school computer system. The incident made me extremely popular with the students, but it sat negatively with the school administration. Still, students went home and told their parents about the incident, which is how I later landed my first IT job in cybersecurity forensics at only 17 years old.I always knew I’d start a business in IT. I graduated from high school in 2005, and in the same year, I registered my company domain, “digitalcrisis.com.” Fresh from high school, I had no idea how to start, much less run a business. I continued working in cybersecurity forensics until I was 19 years old and also worked for a local IT support company for two years.In late 2008, I worked as an industrial automation engineer for a biodiesel plant fabrication company, requiring me to not only program but also design complete control systems to automate processing plants all over the world.When the market crashed in 2009, I got laid off from my job as an automation engineer. This accelerated my plans to start my own IT consulting company. Since then, I have provided IT and consultation services from small start-up companies to multi-national corporations.With the experience of helping over 7,000 clients worldwide, I am confident we can help whatever your IT needs are. It’s one thing to find an IT company; it’s another to find one built from passion. I look forward to partnering with you and helping protect your business, especially in this world where cybercrime is no longer just sci-fi but a terrifying reality.

Providing on-site IT support staff for different federal entities, included, NASA, HUD, US Bankruptcy Court, US Forest Services.

Provided on-site IT support for different federal entities, included, NASA, HUD, US Bankruptcy Court, US Forest Services.

-Designed and constructed industrial control panels-Programmed fully automated plants with PLCs & Ladder logic-Troubleshooted and developed improvements on existing automation infrastructures

I was the lead enterprise technician for Friendly Computers, specializing in supporting corporate IT infrastructures, such as Server 2003, SQL, Exchange 2003, Active Directory, etc.