Simple Weather Program
I wrote the weather program in Python. This program converts temperatures from Fahrenheit to Celsius and vice versa.
Sales Engineer, Tech Enthusiast, Navy Vet, and Star Wars Nerd
Sales Engineer @ Crowdstrike
I began my career in sales at Oracle, where I was responsible for generating new business
opportunities through strategic outreach and cold calling. Within just a few months, I uncovered
over one million dollars in potential opportunities for the company.
During that time, I discovered a passion for cybersecurity and spent the next three years
working in sales and consulting while pursuing certifications and education to transition into
the cybersecurity field.
After years of dedication and study, I earned the opportunity to join the industry as a Sales
Engineering Intern. Today, I work as a Sales Engineer on CrowdStrike's Medium/Large Business
(Mid-Market) team, translating complex security architecture into business outcomes for the
organizations evaluating our products and services. I lead technical discovery and
proof-of-concept engagements, helping prospects see exactly how a solution fits their
environment before they commit. I care most about the moment technical credibility turns into
customer trust, and I bring that same rigor to how I stay current on the threat landscape.
Below are a list of some of the certifications that I have attained thus far.
Below are some projects and home labs that I have built.
I wrote the weather program in Python. This program converts temperatures from Fahrenheit to Celsius and vice versa.
This home lab was built with the help of the TCM Academy Practical Ethical Hacking course. One virtualized Domain Controller and two virtualized users are in this home lab.
I have two Linux home labs. One is Kali Linux, which is virtualized through VMWare; the other distribution is Ubuntu. I'm currently dual-booting my machine with Windows and Ubuntu. Ubuntu is my daily driver at the moment.
Below are a list of some of the certifications that I have attained so far.
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