Research-informed Teaching
Courses connect theory, professional practice, ethics, hands-on labs, and workforce-aligned competencies.
Professional Profile
Assistant Professor of Cybersecurity
A cybersecurity educator and practitioner whose work connects academic instruction, enterprise IT operations, applied labs, digital forensics, and workforce development.
My professional work sits at the intersection of cybersecurity education, applied security practice, enterprise IT operations, and workforce development.
Across academic and operational roles, I have taught cybersecurity, digital forensics, ethical hacking, cloud computing, network security, Linux systems, and enterprise architecture while also managing security infrastructure, compliance processes, data center operations, access controls, virtualization, and organizational technology projects.
Courses connect theory, professional practice, ethics, hands-on labs, and workforce-aligned competencies.
Operational experience informs practical instruction in systems, controls, infrastructure, documentation, and risk.
The portfolio emphasizes verifiable credentials, applied projects, curriculum design, and domain-specific expertise.
Teaching activities are shaped around professional communication, technical labs, and career-facing outcomes.
Career Pattern
Utah Tech University
Current
Security infrastructure, systems, compliance, access controls, virtualization
Professional Practice
Remote-work cybersecurity risk and SME cyber resilience
Research Agenda
Technical Domains