1. Joseph L. Porter
7017 Little Thames Drive
Gainesville, Virginia 20155
703- 474-7198
porter2421@yahoo.com
Objective:
To obtain a responsible position in cyber networks or engineering, and apply my technical
knowledge in applied science and computer networking to the satisfaction of my employer and
myself. I would like to further my education to an advanced degree. I can work under pressure,
and willing to lead or work as part of a team.
Education:
ITT Technical Institute, Bachelors of Science Degree in Applied Science and Computer
Networking Systems, Chantilly, Virginia, October 2012 , 3.50 GPA
ITT Technical Institute, Associates Degree in Applied Science and Computer Networking
Systems
Osborne High School, Diploma, Manassas, Virginia, June 1999
Clearances: Top Secret SCI with a CI Polygraph
Network Knowledge/ Computer Skills:
 Managing Risk in Information Systems
 Security Strategies for Web Applications and Social Networking
 Fundamentals of Network Security, Firewalls and VPN’s
 Hacker Techniques, Tools and Incident Handling
 Access Controls, Authentication and Public key Infrastructure (PKI)
 Security Policies and Implementation Issues
 System Forensics Investigation and Response
 Securing Windows Platforms and Applications
 Securing Linux Platforms and Applications
 Linux Operating Systems
 Linux System Administration
 Legal and Security Issues
 Auditing IT Infrastructure for Compliance
 Information Systems Security Capstone Project
 Operating Systems
 Introduction to Computer Programming
 Microsoft Desktop Operating Systems
 Structured Cabling
 Database Development
 Network Standards and Protocols
 Microsoft Network Operating Systems I
 Microsoft Network Operating Systems II

2.  Networking Application Services and Security
 WAN Technology and Applications
 Network Technology and Service Integration
 Strategies for the Technical Professional
 Network Development Capstone Project
 Introduction to PersonalComputers
Work Experience:
Vencore , Chantilly, Virginia Nov 2013 – Present
Test Engineer
 Execute tasks to generate reports and briefings for government review and acceptance
 Support technical, top-level systems engineering activities
 Support the project lead in generating/reviewing program/project deliverables, as
required, for both technical accuracy and quality
 Supporting various program technical and management forums and meetings
including Integration Reviews, Engineering Review Boards, Technical Exchange
Meetings, System Readiness Reviews, Process Re-Engineering and Project Reviews.
 Working with Selenium and J Meter for automated testing
The Aerospace Corporation, Chantilly, Virginia May 2007 – Nov 2013
General Services and Facilities
 Sort and deliver mail received from Ups, Fed EX, Office Depot, USPS
 Order supplies
 Escort outside contractors
 Ship packages via online
 Perform Administrative and minor maintenance tasks
 Rearrange conference rooms as needed
 Maintain company cars
 Deliver/retrieve mail from Greens 3, Penrose,the NRO and retrieve burn bags
Coastal International Security, Washington, DC March 2007 – May 2007
Armed Security Guard
 Scanned bags through X-ray machine
 Checked Identification Cards
 Performed security checks around the building.
The United States Army, Manheim, Germany, September 2002 – March 2006
Mechanic
 Practiced good mechanic basics in servicing and repairing land and amphibious wheeland
track vehicles ranging from cars and light trucks to tanks and self-propelled weapons.
 Responsible for inspection, testing and maintaining tactical systems and related test
equipment during readiness preparation drills.
 Utilized computer systems and diagrams to locate and replace defective parts.

3.  Operated and maintained heavy equipment over rough terrain.
 Served as a member of reconnaissance and security force.
 Received, stored, and issued equipment, material, supplies, merchandise, and tools, and
compiled stock records in warehouse.
 Conducted daily, weekly and monthly safety inspections within the workplace.
 Accumulation Points and Hazardous Materials Storage Areas.
The United States Army, Iraq January 2004-February 2005
Mechanic/Armed Security Forces
 Served in Iraq while station in Camp Anaconda guarding highly explosive materials, and
weapons.
 Provided protection and security to local combat prison.
 Escorted convoy throughout Iraq in combat zone.
 Provided maximum armed security for Sheiets and other locals on construction sites
 Responsible for the tactical employment of the M16A2 service rifle, the M203 grenade
launcher, and the squad automatic weapons.
Dominion Semiconductor, Manassas, VA September 2000-August 2001
Clean-Room Technician
 Programmed computers to wash and clean microchips.
 Managed automation of application to scan microchips for slashes breaks of cuts.
 Performed protocol cleaning for preparation of sterile rooms for microchips processing
production.
 Diplomatic and positive in dealing with people.
Training:
 U.S. Army Boot Camp, 2002,
 Rifle Training (M16, 249 Squad Automatic Weapons, Grenade Gun, Mark 19, 50 Cal),
 Map Reading, 2002-2003
 Combat Training, 2004-2005
 First Aid Training, 2004-2005,
 Hazards Materials, 2004-2005
Awards:
 Mechanic Badge, 2003-2005, Expertise in Sharp Shooting, 2002
 National Defense Service Medal, 2005
 Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, 2005
 Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal, 2005
 Army Service Ribbon, 2005
 Overseas Service Ribbon, 2005,
 Good Conduct Medal, 2005