Professional Experience

• Investigative Analyst at Black Milk Security, LLC (2025–Present)
• Management Consultant at K&D Corporation (2020–2023)
• Research Assistant at Florida Atlantic University (2024)
• Teaching Assistant at Florida Atlantic University (2023–2024)
• Data Entry Clerk at Nordia Inc. (2020)

Vitalii Artemenko is a multidisciplinary consultant, analyst, and criminologist with a deep commitment to system optimization and social impact. With a career spanning in criminology, logistics management, media consulting, and academic research, Mr. Artemenko blends analytical thinking with practical execution to deliver results in both the private and academic sectors.

Vitalii Artemenko is currently an Investigative Analyst at a private security company, where he applies criminological theory and advanced crime analysis to evaluate security incidents and emerging threats. His work includes conducting in-depth investigative research to support threat mitigation and risk assessments, analyzing patterns and trends to inform security and investigative decision-making, and contributing to strategic development aimed at reducing risk and preventing future incidents.

Previously, Vitalii worked as a Management Consultant at K&D Corporation, specializing in administrative management, supply chain logistics, freight coordination, media relations, and operational consulting. He has extensive experience in procurement and strategic sourcing, full-spectrum supply chain services, project management, and foreign investment and relations support. From negotiating international freight quotes to managing digital platforms and supporting humanitarian initiatives, Mr. Artemenko delivered end-to-end solutions tailored to complex client needs.

Academically, Mr. Artemenko holds a Master of Science in Criminology and Criminal Justice from Florida Atlantic University (2025) and a Bachelor of Arts with Honors in Criminology from Wilfrid Laurier University (2023). Vitalii's academic work has focused on topics such as cybercrime, restorative justice, and a co-authored publication on public trust in drug courts. His Capstone paper focused on whistleblowing in the U.S. Government. As both a Research Assistant and Teaching Assistant, Vitalii has contributed to scholarly publications and supported student learning in higher education.

Fluent in English, Ukrainian, and Russian, and proficient in a range of software tools and content systems, Mr. Artemenko is currently preparing to apply for Ph.D. programs with research interests in national security, transnational crime, criminal justice policy, community-based policing, and the intersection of law and technology.

Whether building efficient supply chains, analyzing security threats through investigative and criminological research, or contributing to justice reform, Vitalii is driven by purpose, precision, and a desire to make a difference at both local and global levels.