SUMMARY:

• With a strong work ethic and desire to succeed, I have delivered quality results throughout my time in the workforce.
• As a young member of the Confidential, I quickly adopted principles that would allow me to develop skills that will help an organization move forward.
• Punctuality, readiness, knowledge, and outstanding customer service has enabled me to be a focused, team member.
• In addition, a background in the allied health field has permitted me to merge important concepts that include a detail - oriented nature, and the ability to comprehend new systems and technologies with the cyber security industry to provide unparalleled support.

EXPERIENCE:

Confidential

Network Security Analyst, Adelphi, MD

Responsibilities:

• Document and escalate system issues pertaining to the Department of Defense’s ( Confidential ) Vulnerability Disclosure Program
• Perform network security monitoring in a Security Operations Center ( Confidential ) using proprietary tools and Snort
• Analyzing network packets for malware and security breaches for a multitude of customers across the world
• Utilizing Linux and tcpdump to process and view packet capture (pcap) data
• Creating network security incident reports that helps customers remediate vulnerabilities and successful intrusion attempts
• Effectively communicating and liaising with clients and customers to improve the overall security posture of their networks and systems
• Evaluating and researching malware using open source intelligence (OSINT) to help understand, validate, and rectify compromises
• Periodically review and update administrative and organizational policies and procedures to reflect our current business functions

Confidential

Computer Network Analyst, Adelphi, MD

Responsibilities:

• Implemented National Institute of Standards and Technology ( Confidential ) guidelines to ensure information technology (IT) assets were secure
• Created Plan of Action and Milestones (POA&M) for systems with configuration deficiencies
• Performed network monitoring with Computer Associates (CA) Spectrum OneClick software
• Configured Security Technical Implementation Guides ( Confidential ) for Windows Server 2003 and 2008, and over 600 enterprise Hewlett-Packard (HP) printers
• Patched enterprise systems for information assurance vulnerability alerts (IAVAs), which were retrieved from Nessus scans
• Utilized CA Enterprise Service Desk ticketing system to create, view, troubleshoot, and update incidents on an enterprise network
• Met the requirements of the customer by following the standard operating procedures of the workplace
• Exercised sound judgment and makes informed decisions on mission-critical tasks such as, pilot or enterprise deployments
• Escalated incidents for malfunctioning networking devices to other departments located within the Continental United States
• Provided detailed and timely reports to management pertaining to enterprise assets
• Documented and update reports with important information regarding network outages, remote access, server connectivity, and malfunctioning devices

Confidential

Donor Programs Associate to Donor Programs Coordinator, Rockville, MD

Responsibilities:

• Administered telephone pre-screenings to rule out candidates who were not qualified for the Donor Program
• Performed medical screenings, that included: a more in-depth questionnaire and blood collection on volunteers interested in donating bone marrow for cancer research
• Reviewed and updated donor records and ensured information was accurate in the Electronic Medical Record (EMR) database
• Liaised between customers and donors for meeting and exceeding expectations
• Enforced 100% of the organization’s policies and procedures including Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act ( Confidential ) guidelines and patient safety rules
• Monitored bone aspiration supplies to ensure the medical staff had enough equipment to successfully perform the procedure

Confidential, MD

Responsibilities:

• Provided onsite medical coverage for Confidential Midshipmen during their Summer training exercises; led first-aid and emergency medical care courses with class sizes ranging from 20-50 members; assisted with the medical screening of students for the Navy’s Pilot program
• Administered quality care to cancer patients by performing venipuncture; intravenous (IV) placement; dispensing medications; escorting patients to appointments; monitoring vital signs; and discussing the overall health and well-being of patients with the nursing staff
• Utilized advanced microscopes and laboratory equipment to investigate blood and body fluids in efforts to help doctors determine a correct diagnosis and treatment plan
• Performed maintenance and repairs on various laboratory equipment
• Deployed new technologies, such as the Vitros 350 chemistry analyzer, to maintain efficiency in the laboratory
• Conducted high quality training that pertained to mishap protocol, instrument operation and maintenance, and general laboratory safety
• Maintained competency assessments and training records, which contributed to a successful April 2009 College of American Pathology (CAP) inspection
• Monitored laboratory supplies for inventory control, which allowed the clinic to save money throughout the fiscal year