Experience

GAMA-1 Technologies

• United States
• Information Technology & Services
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Scientific Software Engineer

  • Jun 2022 - Present

  I take complicated science code from NOAA scientists, box it up, add buttons and dials with labels, and throw in an easy to read instruction manual to boot! Some tools of the trade: Python 3.x Docker Kubernetes AWS Linux Bash Yaml I take complicated science code from NOAA scientists, box it up, add buttons and dials with labels, and throw in an easy to read instruction manual to boot! Some tools of the trade: Python 3.x Docker Kubernetes AWS Linux Bash Yaml



LMG Security

• United States
• Computer and Network Security
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Cyber Security Research

  • Jun 2021 - Dec 2021

  Learned Red team and Blue team tradecraft. Analyzed malware; in particular remote access trojans. I played around a lot with Cobalt Strike to infect a virtual enterprise Windows network that I built. I wrote useful tools for LMG's incident response team. As well as began developing tools to help obfuscate malware to defeat Windows Defender. I learned to use tools like Nessus, nmap, Wireshark, Forensic Tool Kit, Elastic Stack, Sumo Logic, and other various linux command line tools like openssl, sed, xxd (and other hex editors), etc. I helped write reports and perform tests for LMG's penetration testing team, and helped automate some LMG processes where I could. I also helped with Social Engineering campaigns via phone and email. Show less



University of Montana

• United States
• Higher Education
• 700 & Above Employee

• Research Assistant

  • May 2016 - Sep 2020

  During my time as a research assistant at the University of Montana, I did data analysis and publication quality representation for findings from NASA's Genesis mission. Later, I did research in UM's biology department concerning image registration between visual light images, and IR images for the purposes of statistical analysis and machine learning applications. Finally, I applied my very own Hamilton cycle algorithm to counting the number of cycles in organic molecules. During my time as a research assistant at the University of Montana, I did data analysis and publication quality representation for findings from NASA's Genesis mission. Later, I did research in UM's biology department concerning image registration between visual light images, and IR images for the purposes of statistical analysis and machine learning applications. Finally, I applied my very own Hamilton cycle algorithm to counting the number of cycles in organic molecules.



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• Care Taker

  • Nov 2015 - Sep 2020

  Caretaker for an autistic man. Basically a professional friend. I was paid to spend time with him, entertain him, and to be a friend. I still chat with and visit him weekly. Caretaker for an autistic man. Basically a professional friend. I was paid to spend time with him, entertain him, and to be a friend. I still chat with and visit him weekly.