- Where are you?
- What education do you have?
- What work experience do you have?
- What other marketable skills do you have, if any?
- What family and friends do you have that could provide any support?
- Where are you?
- What education do you have?
- What work experience do you have?
- What other marketable skills do you have, if any?
- What family and friends do you have that could provide any support?
Pittsburgh, PA
> What education do you have?
PhD ABD Security Informatics
>What work experience do you have?
Mozila and PARC, UX Researcher, Pentester at Tech Impact
>What other marketable skills do you have, if any?
In addition to numerous UX research papers I can code in bash and python, and do light C/C++ perl and a few others (basially, enough to understand and deploy a vuln)
>What family and friends do you have that could provide any support?
None really -- I had a small social circle and went to college in the town I grew up in, folks moved away. My family is homophobic and abusive -- I just had one of my family members make a show of giving me an Aldi's gift card and deny remembering a Halloween parade where one of the mafia types I had voted out of office wandered the parade handing out fifty cent pieces to children.
(Before we had legal casinos here).
If you want, I can send you a CV -- and I'm happy to take something other than some TS:SCI
I got the impression RAND and CERT treated my interviews as free consulting sessions, so they're no longer on my list.
Any other questions?
Given how much of a professional failure you are, why do you believe that these failures are due to conspirational environmental factors rather than your own inability to execute? What makes you think your "free consulting sessions" would contribute rather than erode value?