Professional with deep expertise in digital forensics, qualified as an expert witness, and ready for leadership. Proven track record in driving business growth and operational efficiency. Strong focus on team collaboration and delivering impactful results. Known for reliability, adaptability, strategic vision, and effective problem-solving. Skilled in business management, effective communication, and customer relations.
Digital Media Examiner in Major Crimes Section of DC3, Cyber Forensics Laboratory CFL.
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Technical writer for BlackBag Technologies responsible for maintaining technical documentation for software products as well as website content, and BlackBag training course content.
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Quality Assurance team member working on validation of BlackLight 2018 R4 (64-bit version) in macOS environment.
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Digital Media Examiner in Major Crimes Section of DoD Cyber Crime Center (DC3), Cyber Forensics Laboratory (DCFL).
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Founding member of the Advanced Analytics and Response Center (AARC) for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid.
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Senior management team member responsible for the effective development and delivery of highly technical classroom, distance education, and online-hybrid training. Responsible for the oversight of all new course development, special projects, and delivery of over 100 courses per year to over 2,000 students. Responsible for the management of approximately 50 cyber subject matter experts in the areas of cybersecurity, emerging technology, incident response, computer forensics, network intrusions, malware analysis and cyber counterintelligence that delivered products and services to Department of Defense (DoD), DoD Cyber Crime Center (DC3) Cyber Investigative Training Academy (DCITA).
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Assigned to the DoD, DC3, DCITA as a senior member of the Forensics Division charged with development and instruction on Forensic topics such as Windows Forensic Examinations with EnCase and the Forensic Toolkit; Macintosh Forensics; as well as Advanced Forensic Concepts.
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Conducted studies and systems analyses of concepts for current and follow-on generation Command, Control and Communication (C3) systems and architectures. Item level performance, modeling and simulation, system performance. Required knowledge of computer/electronics engineering principles including: methods and techniques of communications, network theory and protocols, error detection and correction coding, electronic countermeasures, and computer architectures
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