Jeremy Cejka

Jeremy Cejka has extensive experience in the field of information technology, with their work spanning a variety of roles and responsibilities. Jeremy began their career in 2006 at CherryRoad Technologies, where they served as a Help Desk Administrator, providing initial support for desktop and internet-related issues in a large user environment. Jeremy then moved on to Access Communication Systems, where they worked as an ISC, delivering second-tier desktop support and providing subject matter expertise on the Navy-Marine Corps Intranet.

In 2007, Cejka joined EDS as a Site Operations Technician, delivering onsite desktop and network support to a 32,000 user site. Jeremy achieved significant improvements in customer satisfaction ratings and provided VIP support to senior executives and commanding generals.

Cejka's next role was at Raytheon, where they held multiple positions over several years. Jeremy started as a Systems Administrator, responsible for maintaining critical infrastructure and executing technology decisions related to corporate network infrastructure. Jeremy then transitioned to the role of Software Test Engineer, developing and conducting testing for software development projects. Following this, they served as a Senior Systems Administrator, focused on critical infrastructure protection and ensuring high availability of the production environment. Finally, they worked as an IS Manager, ISSO, SSA, playing a key role in integration efforts and infrastructure design for the Raytheon and Websense joint venture, as well as overseeing vulnerability assessments and remediation.

Most recently, Cejka joined Forcepoint LLC (formerly Raytheon|Websense), where they served as a Senior System Administrator. In this role, they contributed to the company's system administration efforts and played a crucial role in maintaining the stability of the corporate network.

Currently, Cejka works as a Principal System Administrator at Research Innovations Incorporated, where they bring their expertise in system administration to support the company's technology infrastructure.

Jeremy Cejka attended George Mason University from 2004 to 2009, where they pursued Electrical and Electronics Engineering. Prior to that, they studied at Northern Virginia Community College from 2002 to 2004, earning an Associate of Arts and Sciences (A.A.S.) degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering. In addition to their formal education, Jeremy Cejka has obtained additional certifications, including an Advanced Certified Engineer (ACE) from Palo Alto Networks, which they obtained in June 2018. Jeremy also holds a Security+ certification from CompTIA, although the specific details regarding its acquisition are not available.