Pokka Reindeer Meat is a relatively new company in the industrial sector for the processing and sale of reindeer meat. I was with them since the company's foundation as an infrastructure consultant, making recommendations on the hardware and software to be used in the company. These recommendations ranged from the workstations to be used on employee desktops, to the software needed to connect the plant's machinery to the cloud and web infrastructure.

In August 2021, the Streamr Network testnet launched. This two-month phase saw a staggering 130,000 nodes join the network. I played a pivotal role, deploying an impressive 86,000 of those nodes. My arsenal for this feat included automation tools like Bash, Docker, Watchtower, init-cloud scripts, AWS-CLI, and Ansible The infrastructure relied on AWS EC2 t2.small instances. The project required an investment of approximately $98,000 for the AWS instances. However, the rewards were substantial. Through a bounty program, I earned roughly 980,000 DATA coins. Selling them at $0.18 each yielded a profit of $82,000 after covering AWS expenses. This experience stands as a significant professional achievement. My efforts not only helped establish one of the largest peer-to-peer networks in computing history, but also played a crucial role in stress-testing the Streamr Network's scalability during its critical testnet phase.

I was hired by the head of infrastructure of the company Conexia in Colombia, engineer Sergio Benitez, to perform a security analysis of their web platform. The company wanted to know the methodology used by a hacker to collect information and exploit their web servers. The attack was successful, finding more than 2,000 security vulnerabilities of varying severity. Different security recommendations were made to solve the problems found at the infrastructure and code level.

After completing my cycle at CVG ALUCASA, I had the opportunity to be chosen by Engineer Julio Baudi, who was the Head of the Department of Cybersecurity and Defense for the Nation in the Venezuelan Armed Forces and the CEO of the LAZARUS Center for Computer Research. Under his guidance, I was trained in the areas of Pentesting, OSINT, and Computer Forensics. I worked on various projects for both public and private companies, conducting penetration tests, detection, enumeration, and vulnerability correction at both the infrastructure and application levels for different clients. Additionally, I served as an Instructor in Pentesting and Hardening at the LAZARUS Computer Training Center.

After getting my bachelor's degree in computer science I managed to join this great company with more than 400 mployees. Here I started my career as a technical support analyst performing physical maintenance to user’s computers and software installation, then I was promoted to head of operating systems where I managed a team of 3 people in charge of migrating all the company's servers to open-source platforms. Then I was promoted to head of networks and telecom where I was responsible for the realization of the department's budgets and organizing corrective and preventive maintenance tasks of the staff under my charge.