I am someone who wants everyone to have the most secure information system network accessible to them. I consult people about setting up wired or wireless networks and physically build the networks themselves. My main goal is to be able to find new ways to secure computer network systems. I have a master's degree in information technology from American Intercontinental University with a specialization in information assurance and security and a bachelor degree in physics from Georgia Southern University. I also have graduate-level coursework in information technology, physics, and statistics from Southern New Hampshire University and the University of Georgia.

For about three years, I taught high school math in metropolitan Atlanta and college-level physics for four years. After that, I formally studied information technology to understand how computers work and how to secure information within computer systems and databases. As a math lover, I do online math tutoring under Anderson Tutoring since math is a very important aspect in information technology. I also studied math extensively where I also work as an independent data analyst. In my opinion, math can be used within information technology so that a foundation can be established to create a stronger foundation for security among all available computers.