Daniel Stauffer

Daniel Stauffer has a diverse work experience spanning various roles and responsibilities. Daniel currently works as a System/Network Engineer at Meridian Knowledge Solutions, where they are involved in networking and system engineering for data center and private cloud networking. Previously, they served as the owner of RLC Automotive Industries and was responsible for overseeing all aspects of the business. Daniel also worked at Gran Touring Motorsports as a Region Chief, Author, and Content Creator.

In addition, Daniel has held positions at CACI International Inc as a Senior System Engineer, where they provided customers with cutting-edge technologies in cybersecurity, cloud computing, software development, and virtualization. Daniel also worked at Choisys Technology, Inc. as a Network Administrator/VTC Engineer, serving as a liaison between customers, agencies, and vendors for telecommunications services and systems.

Prior to that, Daniel worked as a System/Network Engineer at IntelliPeak Solutions, Inc. and Facchina Global Services, where they were involved in analyzing, designing, installing, configuring, maintaining, and repairing IPAM solutions. Daniel has also served as a SAN Analyst at Catapult Technology, coordinating network and SAN equipment maintenance actions.

Before their career in the IT field, Daniel worked as a System/Network Administrator at L-3 Communications, providing solutions for communication and desktop applications to over 12,500 customers. Daniel began their career in the United States Air Force as a (Civilian) Materials Handler/Forklift Operator/Resource Manager, responsible for handling, tracking, and inventorying various materials within the supply warehouse.

Overall, Daniel Stauffer has a strong background in network engineering, system administration, and telecommunications, with extensive experience in implementing cutting-edge technologies and providing support to customers.

Daniel Stauffer has a diverse education background in fields related to computer science, military technologies, and information security. Daniel studied at the University of Maryland Global Campus, where they focused on computer science. Additionally, they attended Georgia Military College-Valdosta Campus, where they studied military technologies and applied sciences.

In 2010, Daniel obtained a certificate from the Department of the Army in Information Assurance Security Officer (IASO). The following year, in 2011, they earned certificates from CompTIA in Security+ and Dell-EMC in Information Storage Management.

In 2012, Daniel obtained a certificate from Infoblox as a Certified Infoblox Core Administrator (CICA). These educational experiences demonstrate their commitment to continually expanding their knowledge and skills in various areas of computer science and information security.