Joshua Krugjohann

Joshua Krugjohann has been in the IT industry since 2008. Joshua began their career as a NOC Analyst at Heartland Payment Systems, where they provided support of production systems and transmitted multi-million dollar production files to associations. From 2013 to 2014, they held the role of Network Administrator at Service King Collision Repair Centers, where they performed analysis and made recommendations regarding server and network related equipment and software. Joshua then worked as a Data Center Consulting Engineer at Shmitt Technologies LLC and a Network Engineer at Traversa Solutions. In 2019, Joshua worked as a Project Engineer at Roland Technology Group, where they documented design specifications, installation instructions, and other system-related information. In 2020, they were a Sr. Systems Engineer at Viyu Network Solutions, where they worked with the Sales and Support team on complex IT projects. Currently, Joshua is an Independent IT Consulting Engineer at Digital Vision IT Consulting, where they advise clients of IT solutions, prepares written reports on solutions offered, and provides recommendations for technology products. In 2022, they will take on the role of Project Engineer at DKBinnovative.

Joshua Krugjohann obtained a High School Diploma from Grace Fellowship Christian School between 2002 and 2005. Joshua then went on to get an Associate's Degree in Computer/Cisco Network Systems from ITT Technical Institute between 2008 and 2010. In addition, they have obtained several certifications, including a CCNA, Cisco Certified Network Associate from Cisco in August 2016, a VCP6-DCV from VMware in June 2017, a VTSP from VMware in April 2017, an NTSP from Nimble Storage in June 2016, an NSP from Nimble Storage in May 2016, a VMSP from Veeam Software in May 2016, a VMTSP from Veeam Software in May 2016, an Ordained Christian Minister from the Christian National Church in January 2014, an NSE 3 from Fortinet in March 2020, a Silver Peak SDWAN Professional (SPSP) from Silver Peak in July 2018, and a VCP6-NV from VMware in April 2017.