Dallas A Womack

Completed Google’s Cloud Digital Leader certification demonstrating my knowledge of cloud computing basics and how Google Cloud products and services can be used to achieve an organization’s goals.

Bachelors of Science in Computer Science, 2021

Computer Science Club Officer, Alpha Epsilon Pi Fraternity, Interfraternal Council

Member of security, integrations, and product infrastructure teams

• Architected infrastructure improvements across multiple projects including internal auditing and security practices
• Engineered 20+ 3rd Party REST API integrations by building out custom Object Oriented Python solutions
• Constructed a foundation for aligning the company with the NIST Cyber Security Framework
• Audited and identified bugs and vulnerabilities in mission-critical code, while additionally providing secure solutions
• Collaborated across 3+ teams to achieve project objectives in feature development, documentation, and deployment

Help desk and on-site technician that provided comprehensive and effective support to users either on-site or remotely.

• Developed technical documentation for 20+ services used company-wide
• Tracked 100+ issue tickets to completion via SupportWorks
• Utilized strong technical problem-solving skills to resolve user’s issues
• Managed interfacing with outside vendors to troubleshoot issues

Small research team using machine learning / natural language processing to analyze capture-the-flag challenges and cyber job criteria, to analyze the alignment between categories of jobs and CTF educational experiences.

• Automated the obtaining of data using Python web scrapping libraries
• Tokenization and lemmatization of document text 
• Feature extraction using TF-IDF via sklearn
• Used the NICE Framework for cyber job criteria

Independent developer and project manager contributing to a Harvard-based start-up.

• Front-end development using Python and Django
• Security review of WordPress plugins
• Migrated website from WordPress to Wix

Applied for and received a Student Research Award, to work towards standing up a server at SSU capable of hosting capture-the-flag (CTF) competitions. Worked as a team with another student, whose capstone supported my project.

• Provisioned Docker containers serving as challenge environments
• Deployed the CTFd Framework on a Fedora-based Linux server
• Provisioned Virtual machines for the development and hosting of services

Enterprise resource planning team in charge of integrating Adaptive Planning Software.

• Back end development
• Worked directly with Adaptive Planning to integrate their software
• Assisted in the handling of large data sets
• Participated in weekly tech standup meeting

Technical support team member assisting customers with troubleshooting, diagnostics, and layer 1 problem-solving.

• Provide technical support to 20+ customers daily over the phone and via email.
• Utilized creative problem-solving skills to adapt and process problems of varying degrees of complexity
• Lead customers through layer 1 trouble shooting methods
• Provided outstanding customer care