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Active Directory, PowerShell and AWS Engineer

• Create, implement, maintain, manage and modify objects such as users, groups, service accounts, organizational units in Active Directory (AD) and group policies to create a secure and robust Environment. • Exposed to several technologies such as VMWare vCenter, Citrix VDI, Quest/Dell Tools (ARS, TPAM, Change Auditor), ArcSight, etc. • One of my strongest skills and joys is spending countless hours in PowerShell and C# developing automation tools, scripts, advanced functions, Windows Forms, and websites. • Have migrated several on-prem entities, applications, data-at-rest, and other resources into an AWS environment. • My certifications include: AWS Solutions Architect, MCP, Security+, Network+ and CySA+. • Born and raised in the great state of Virginia.
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This was a small project for gathering all of the Windows' local machine and current user certificates and creates a HTML file displaying this information. In the last column, each certificate is color-coded to indicate the time span before the certificate has expired. There are four indicators: - Red: Certificate is past the expiration date. - Orange: Any date that is less than 90 days from the current date-time object. - Yellow: Any date that falls in between 90 and 180 days from the current date-time object. - Green: Any date above 180 days from the current date-time object. For Windows Admins/Engineers who are accustomed to gathering certificate information, have most likely come across using the mmc snap-in and/or certutil.exe. When targeting the Cert Store in PowerShell to gather data on certificates, most of the output doesn't mimic what is seen in cert snap-in for mmc. My goal was to create a script that makes the output similar to what is displayed in the MMC
HTML Local Machine Certificates
This was a small project for gathering all of the Windows' local machine and current user certificates and creates a HTML file displaying this information. In the last column, each certificate is color-coded to indicate the time span before the certificate has expired. There are four indicators: - Red: Certificate is past the expiration date. - Orange: Any date that is less than 90 days from the current date-time object. - Yellow: Any date that falls in between 90 and 180 days from the current date-time object. - Green: Any date above 180 days from the current date-time object. For Windows Admins/Engineers who are accustomed to gathering certificate information, have most likely come across using the mmc snap-in and/or certutil.exe. When targeting the Cert Store in PowerShell to gather data on certificates, most of the output doesn't mimic what is seen in cert snap-in for mmc. My goal was to create a script that makes the output similar to what is displayed in the MMC
HTML Local Machine Certificates
4730526
This was a project I was doing in my free time to try my hand in Windows Forms for the first time. As an Admin/Engineer, especially in Windows, I got tired of going back and forth between ADUC, GPMC, AWS and others at my job. I started to create an ambitious desktop application that will bring all of these elements into one GUI. I scrubbed some of the data out of the images due to security reasons. Here are some of the features that currently implemented: - Modern design and feel of ADUC: I created a borderless WinForm that can be resized along with the Treeview & Listview controls. In addition, I used flat icons and the Century Gothic font to give it a sleek look. - The ability to sort by columns ascending or descending in the Listview controls. - For computer objects, when right-clicking and selecting "Expand Information", data such as permissions, OU locations, inheritance, what GPOs are being applied and what groups/users have accessed to them is displayed.
Modern ADUC & Resource Manager
This was a project I was doing in my free time to try my hand in Windows Forms for the first time. As an Admin/Engineer, especially in Windows, I got tired of going back and forth between ADUC, GPMC, AWS and others at my job. I started to create an ambitious desktop application that will bring all of these elements into one GUI. I scrubbed some of the data out of the images due to security reasons. Here are some of the features that currently implemented: - Modern design and feel of ADUC: I created a borderless WinForm that can be resized along with the Treeview & Listview controls. In addition, I used flat icons and the Century Gothic font to give it a sleek look. - The ability to sort by columns ascending or descending in the Listview controls. - For computer objects, when right-clicking and selecting "Expand Information", data such as permissions, OU locations, inheritance, what GPOs are being applied and what groups/users have accessed to them is displayed.
Modern ADUC & Resource Manager
This was a project I was doing in my free time to try my hand in Windows Forms for the first time. As an Admin/Engineer, especially in Windows, I got tired of going back and forth between ADUC, GPMC, AWS and others at my job. I started to create an ambitious desktop application that will bring all of these elements into one GUI. I scrubbed some of the data out of the images due to security reasons. Here are some of the features that currently implemented: - Modern design and feel of ADUC: I created a borderless WinForm that can be resized along with the Treeview & Listview controls. In addition, I used flat icons and the Century Gothic font to give it a sleek look. - The ability to sort by columns ascending or descending in the Listview controls. - For computer objects, when right-clicking and selecting "Expand Information", data such as permissions, OU locations, inheritance, what GPOs are being applied and what groups/users have accessed to them is displayed.
Modern ADUC & Resource Manager
This was a project I was doing in my free time to try my hand in Windows Forms for the first time. As an Admin/Engineer, especially in Windows, I got tired of going back and forth between ADUC, GPMC, AWS and others at my job. I started to create an ambitious desktop application that will bring all of these elements into one GUI. I scrubbed some of the data out of the images due to security reasons. Here are some of the features that currently implemented: - Modern design and feel of ADUC: I created a borderless WinForm that can be resized along with the Treeview & Listview controls. In addition, I used flat icons and the Century Gothic font to give it a sleek look. - The ability to sort by columns ascending or descending in the Listview controls. - For computer objects, when right-clicking and selecting "Expand Information", data such as permissions, OU locations, inheritance, what GPOs are being applied and what groups/users have accessed to them is displayed.
Modern ADUC & Resource Manager
4739575
This was a small project for gathering all of the Windows' local machine and current user certificates and creates a HTML file displaying this information. In the last column, each certificate is color-coded to indicate the time span before the certificate has expired. There are four indicators: - Red: Certificate is past the expiration date. - Orange: Any date that is less than 90 days from the current date-time object. - Yellow: Any date that falls in between 90 and 180 days from the current date-time object. - Green: Any date above 180 days from the current date-time object. For Windows Admins/Engineers who are accustomed to gathering certificate information, have most likely come across using the mmc snap-in and/or certutil.exe. When targeting the Cert Store in PowerShell to gather data on certificates, most of the output doesn't mimic what is seen in cert snap-in for mmc. My goal was to create a script that makes the output similar to what is displayed in the MMC
HTML Local Machine Certificates
This was a small project for gathering all of the Windows' local machine and current user certificates and creates a HTML file displaying this information. In the last column, each certificate is color-coded to indicate the time span before the certificate has expired. There are four indicators: - Red: Certificate is past the expiration date. - Orange: Any date that is less than 90 days from the current date-time object. - Yellow: Any date that falls in between 90 and 180 days from the current date-time object. - Green: Any date above 180 days from the current date-time object. For Windows Admins/Engineers who are accustomed to gathering certificate information, have most likely come across using the mmc snap-in and/or certutil.exe. When targeting the Cert Store in PowerShell to gather data on certificates, most of the output doesn't mimic what is seen in cert snap-in for mmc. My goal was to create a script that makes the output similar to what is displayed in the MMC
HTML Local Machine Certificates
4730526
This was a project I was doing in my free time to try my hand in Windows Forms for the first time. As an Admin/Engineer, especially in Windows, I got tired of going back and forth between ADUC, GPMC, AWS and others at my job. I started to create an ambitious desktop application that will bring all of these elements into one GUI. I scrubbed some of the data out of the images due to security reasons. Here are some of the features that currently implemented: - Modern design and feel of ADUC: I created a borderless WinForm that can be resized along with the Treeview & Listview controls. In addition, I used flat icons and the Century Gothic font to give it a sleek look. - The ability to sort by columns ascending or descending in the Listview controls. - For computer objects, when right-clicking and selecting "Expand Information", data such as permissions, OU locations, inheritance, what GPOs are being applied and what groups/users have accessed to them is displayed.
Modern ADUC & Resource Manager
This was a project I was doing in my free time to try my hand in Windows Forms for the first time. As an Admin/Engineer, especially in Windows, I got tired of going back and forth between ADUC, GPMC, AWS and others at my job. I started to create an ambitious desktop application that will bring all of these elements into one GUI. I scrubbed some of the data out of the images due to security reasons. Here are some of the features that currently implemented: - Modern design and feel of ADUC: I created a borderless WinForm that can be resized along with the Treeview & Listview controls. In addition, I used flat icons and the Century Gothic font to give it a sleek look. - The ability to sort by columns ascending or descending in the Listview controls. - For computer objects, when right-clicking and selecting "Expand Information", data such as permissions, OU locations, inheritance, what GPOs are being applied and what groups/users have accessed to them is displayed.
Modern ADUC & Resource Manager
This was a project I was doing in my free time to try my hand in Windows Forms for the first time. As an Admin/Engineer, especially in Windows, I got tired of going back and forth between ADUC, GPMC, AWS and others at my job. I started to create an ambitious desktop application that will bring all of these elements into one GUI. I scrubbed some of the data out of the images due to security reasons. Here are some of the features that currently implemented: - Modern design and feel of ADUC: I created a borderless WinForm that can be resized along with the Treeview & Listview controls. In addition, I used flat icons and the Century Gothic font to give it a sleek look. - The ability to sort by columns ascending or descending in the Listview controls. - For computer objects, when right-clicking and selecting "Expand Information", data such as permissions, OU locations, inheritance, what GPOs are being applied and what groups/users have accessed to them is displayed.
Modern ADUC & Resource Manager
This was a project I was doing in my free time to try my hand in Windows Forms for the first time. As an Admin/Engineer, especially in Windows, I got tired of going back and forth between ADUC, GPMC, AWS and others at my job. I started to create an ambitious desktop application that will bring all of these elements into one GUI. I scrubbed some of the data out of the images due to security reasons. Here are some of the features that currently implemented: - Modern design and feel of ADUC: I created a borderless WinForm that can be resized along with the Treeview & Listview controls. In addition, I used flat icons and the Century Gothic font to give it a sleek look. - The ability to sort by columns ascending or descending in the Listview controls. - For computer objects, when right-clicking and selecting "Expand Information", data such as permissions, OU locations, inheritance, what GPOs are being applied and what groups/users have accessed to them is displayed.
Modern ADUC & Resource Manager

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Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, United States 2002 - 2006
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AWS Solutions Architect - Associate

2017

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