Roger Siggs

Roger Siggs was your stereo-typical 98-pound weakling until he was dropped in a vat of toxic waste...er, at least that's what the movie would say. Closer to reality, Roger is a freelance Information Technology Consultant, specializing in IT Management, Systems Integration, and Process Management. Leveraging a strong background in Windows Engineering, Roger specializes in Exchange and Active Directory Integration, Powershell scripting, and cross-forest topology design. Currently found discussing various system architectural tasks for Datalogix, and trying to find ways to make AWS work the way he wants it to.

In his spare time, Roger is a martial artist and instructor. He began his Western martial arts training through the study of the rapier and sabre in the early 90s. He served as one of the founding members of the Tattershall School of Defence, curriculum director for the Rocky Mountain Swordplay Guild, and was on the editorial board of Western Martial Arts Illustrated magazine. Before moving to the Denver, Colorado area in late 2006, Roger was the founder and faculty advisor of the Historical European Martial Arts club for Glendale Community College, as well as the instructor for several martial arts classes during his tenure there.

Although Roger’s martial arts interests focus on close-quarter combat, dagger/counter dagger and swordsmanship of the Italian tradition, he really considers his thirty or so years of martial arts training and professional, IT background as merely the groundwork for his real career aspiration: Batman. Although he has yet to inherit a fortune in the billions, he sees this as merely a set-back. While he does not drive the Batmobile, he does have a rather nice black sedan and a loving wife and three sons. (His sons don’t know about the Batman thing.)