J. Christopher Coleman II 804-***-**** adjn77@r.postjobfree.com

**** ****** **** **, *******, VA 22030

Education George Mason University (Fairfax, VA) Bachelor of Science, Cyber Security Engineering May 2020 Dean's List: Spring 2015 Academic Achievement Award Fall ‘14 GPA: 3.05

Technical Summary Python, C, UNIX Shell, Git, Bash, Windows/Mac OS/Linux, TCP/IP, SSH, SFTP, HTTP/S, DNS, DHCP, Subnetting, Routing and Switching, WireShark, AWS, Terraform, Virtualization Machine/Software, FTK Imaging, Security Automation, Phantom, R Studio, SPSS, MS Excel, Macros, Digital Logic/Design, Agile, Scrum, Container Security, AWS EKS, AWS Lambda, Kubernetes, Blockchain, NIST, OWASP. Work/Academic Experience J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. – Summer Technology Analyst (Corporate Cyber Security Intern) (2017-2019) JPMorgan Chase & Co. is a leading global financial services firm with assets of $2.4 trillion and operations in more than 60 countries. With a history dating back over 200 years, the firm serves millions of consumers, small businesses and many of the world’s most prominent corporate, institutional and government clients. Working as a corporate technical analyst for the largest bank in the world, I’ve rotated through the various roles:

§ Cyber Automation Engineer

o Diligently assisted in the development of an internal automation platform focused on cyber security processes, using python as an application integration tool to onboard and implement tools and services used daily by various cyber security analysts. o Proficiently assisted a global intern-team in the planning and development of an internal web application dedicated to accelerating cyber security training and awareness firmwide, serving as a quality assurance and database administrator lead for the project overseeing a team of 5 members.

§ Cloud Security Engineer

o Competently assisted in the engineering and development of an AWS cloud platform by writing serverless security controls through AWS Lambda using python and testing them using the AWS boto3 python library. I also assisted in building the cloud platform through an infrastructure as code tool called Terraform.

o Actively worked on an automation project comprised of interns world-wide focused on automating a security control within the firm’s threat intelligence daily workflow, serving as an automation engineer using python to create and implement logic onto system processes.

§ Software Engineer

o Independently developed a rest API service to automate tedious tasks conducted by the team when managing the metric dashboard. Using python flask framework, I was able to produce a rest service that autonomously served a database from various data sources. Normalization and parsing logic was implemented through out the service.

GMU Information Technology Services – Jr. Network Operations Engineer (2017-2019)

§ Actively monitored and conducted maintenance on the largest university network in Virginia. Working closely with senior engineers to troubleshoot network issues and make configurations at the network and physical layer.

Progeny Systems – Penetration Tester (2018-2019)

§ Successfully utilized technical and leadership skills to assist in the planning for conducting penetration testing on snort. Leading the planning team, we deduced common attack vectors for the software and assisted the attack team in outlining specifications for all other team members. GMU Center for Secure Information Systems – Undergraduate Research Assistant (2018)

§ Ambitiously identified and explored use cases within the intersection between cyber security and biometrics research. Independently contributed research to understanding and modeling of the IoT threat landscape by developing attack trees and vulnerability playbooks. Leadership Experience Army ROTC – Team Leader (2014-2016)

§ Actively motivated members of my squad through physical training, team developing exercises, and field training. Competently leading as a mentor to my team. Sharing tactical, critical thinking, communicative, analytical, and operational readiness knowledge to better their understanding of being an active leader in the U.S. Army.

Mu Mu Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. – President*

§ 2016 Eastern Province Small Chapter of the Year Winner o Yearly accolade is awarded to the chapter that distinguishes themselves most representative of the percepts of Kappa Alpha Psi by achieving and demonstrating effective community service, community/campus involvement, and leadership development within the chapter.

§ Distinguished as a Kappa Fellow Graduate of the 2016 Undergraduate Leadership Institute Eta Class o 2016 Kappa Fellow (highest possible undergraduate designation)Selected as 1 of 64 top student leaders nationwide to participate in a week-long leadership academy sponsored by General Electric, Grainger, Nationwide, Kappa Alpha Psi Foundation, Walmart, and the US Marines