Nick Vandenberge

Nick Vandenberge's work experience begins in 2010 when they served as an Athletics Student Assistant at Stevenson University. In this role, they communicated with customers, supervised their safety, and maintained the fitness facility.

Nick later became a Computer Information Systems Student at Stevenson University, where they worked on a project focused on forensic evidence collection tools and technology. This project involved extracting digital evidence from a hard drive, building a bootable Windows PE Disk with forensic tools, and imaging a hard drive and RAM using FTK Imager.

In 2014, Nick joined GANTECH as a Service Desk Technician. Nick worked on tasks such as creating and maintaining user accounts, providing training and support to end users, and troubleshooting hardware and networking issues.

From 2015 to 2018, Nick worked as a Customer Success Engineer at ANCILE Solutions, Inc. Nick'sresponsibilities included developing and maintaining technical solutions, assisting customers with knowledge base and technical challenges, and contributing to knowledge base articles and learning content.

Currently, Nick is employed at Protenus as a Software Engineer. Nick'sprevious role at Protenus was an Associate Software Engineer. Details about their responsibilities in these roles are not provided.

Throughout their work experience, Nick has demonstrated a focus on customer support, technical problem-solving, and knowledge sharing.

Nick Vandenberge is a Full-Stack Web Developer with a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Forensics. Nick attended Johns Hopkins Engineering Boot Camps from 2020 to 2021, where they studied Full-Stack Web Development. In 2018, Nick attended Betamore Academy, although no specific field of study is provided. Nick obtained their Bachelor's Degree from Stevenson University from 2010 to 2014, majoring in Computer Forensics. In addition to their formal education, Nick holds the ITIL® Foundation certificate in IT Service Management from AXELOS Global Best Practice, which they obtained in October 2014.