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Christian Filip successfully completed the requirements to be recognized as a FireEye Junior Systems Engineer. He was issued certification number 193388 and certified on February 2, 2015. The document certifies that Christian Filip has achieved the FireEye Junior Systems Engineer certification.
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- 1. SVP, Customer Services has successfully completed the requirements to be recognized as a FireEye Junior Systems Engineer Certification Number: Certification Date: 193388 Christian Filip 2/2/2015