Over the past seven years I have held numerous senior level positions including, INFOSEC Administrator, INFOSEC Engineer/Analyst, Systems Engineer, Security Consultant, INFOSEC Investigator, Network Security Engineer and UNIX Systems Administrator. In addition, I've been an active participant in online forums such as BugTraq, Vuln-Dev, tracer and The P.I. Group while contributing to sites like IWS (iwar.org.uk), HNC (hack-net.com), and currently developing a security assessment suite. I currently live in the DC Metro area, and I'm looking for a position in which my base can be Northern Virginia / Richmond, VA or the Midwest with frequent stops in NoVA, travel is not a problem.
My skills are multi-spectrum; I'm extremely interested in forensics and investigations, however I frequently apply that interest into vulnerability assessment, reverse engineering, and exploit/malware analysis. My preferable position would let me apply these skills, though not necessarily exclusively � I will entertain any offer as long as I am challenged and able to expand myself one way or another. In the past seven years, I have worked in government facilities, Fortune 500 environments, Start-Ups, been a Road Warrior Laptop Consultant, and worked in physical/network Red/Blue teams. Balancing corporate objectives with security requirements is not a problem, as long as I have the appropriate authority, or the signature of someone who does. In addition, I have significant contacts in the industry to develop a strong security team if requested. In the past I have supported and lead teams ranging from 3-30, and been responsible for the security interests of small Intranets to multi-continent WAN's. If this skill set looks like something you or someone you know would be interested in, please contact me at [EMAIL PROTECTED] and I will send you a copy of my resume. Also, if you have any advice for additional forums to seek out I am looking to avoid posting on boards such as Monster.com and Headhunters.com. Thanks. [EMAIL PROTECTED] _________________________________________________________________ MSN Photos is the easiest way to share and print your photos: http://photos.msn.com/support/worldwide.aspx
