My journey into cloud engineering is built on perseverance, service, and the decision
to keep moving forward. I entered the Army with the goal of making it a 20-year career,
but serious injuries and medical challenges changed that path. After being medically
retired, I continued looking for ways to grow, provide for my family, and build a future
through education and technology.
Military service taught me discipline, leadership, responsibility, and the importance
of supporting others. In one role, I helped track training and readiness for approximately
280 soldiers, coordinating school opportunities and helping ensure soldiers had the
training needed for mission success.
Today, I am pursuing Cloud & Network Engineering at WGU on the AWS path. I am building
hands-on projects in AWS, Linux, Python, C#, networking, and automation to turn
determination and self-driven learning into professional opportunity. My story is not
about never struggling. It is about refusing to quit.