Brad Wallick

Brad Wallick has a diverse work experience in the field of information technology. Brad started their career as an Information Technician at Affiliated Foods Midwest, where they were responsible for setting up and troubleshooting computers and printers. Brad then worked as an Online Tutor at Northeast Community College before joining Midwest Bank. At Midwest Bank, Brad held various roles, including Information Systems Technician, Information Systems Administrator, and currently, as the Senior Vice President of Information Technology. In these roles, they were responsible for managing the bank's IT infrastructure, providing technical support, and overseeing data center operations. Brad has expertise in Windows systems administration, active directory administration, and project and maintenance support efforts.

Brad Wallick completed their education history as follows:

Brad earned a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Information Systems - Networking from Wayne State College, graduating in 2013. Prior to that, they attended Northeast Community College from 2009 to 2011, where they obtained an AAS in Information Technology with a focus on PC Support and Networking.

In addition to their formal education, Brad has obtained several certifications. In 2019, they became a Certified Information Security Manager (CISM) and a Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA), both from ISACA. Brad also obtained the Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) certification from (ISC)² in the same year.

Furthermore, Brad became a Zerto Certified Professional - Basic from Zerto in 2018. In 2015, they obtained the CompTIA Server+ certification and in 2013, they earned the CompTIA A+ CE certification. Brad also obtained the CompTIA Network+ CE certification in 2015 and the CompTIA Security+ CE certification in 2016, all from CompTIA.

These certifications highlight Brad's commitment to enhancing their skills and expertise in the field of Information Technology and demonstrate their dedication to professional development.