Corynthion Wright

Corynthion Wright has over 12 years of work experience in the field of network engineering and architecture. Corynthion started their career at Sirius Federal as a Network SME, where they led a team in designing and implementing a JWICS campus LAN. Corynthion then joined the Office of Naval Intelligence as a Network Team Lead, where they designed a global IP/MPLS backbone and managed circuits, routers, and crypto. At Dimension Data, Corynthion configured GRE/IPSEC tunnels, troubleshooted VPN connections, and provisioned load balancers. Corynthion worked as a Solutions Architect at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, designing a multi-tenant data center using Cisco Nexus and ASR routers. Corynthion served as a Nexus Architect at Cisco, providing high-level design and implementation plans for customers. Corynthion was also an SDN Consultant at Juniper Networks, overseeing SDN projects and capacity planning. As a Lead NetScaler Engineer at Citrix, Corynthion provided technical support, troubleshooted network issues, and evaluated data center designs. Corynthion then worked as a Senior Network Engineer at ManTech, adhering to encryption standards and designing DMVPN infrastructures. At the U.S. Department of State, Corynthion was a DevOps Engineer, managing a Linux server migration project and converting load balancer configurations. In their most recent role at SigTech as a Network Automation Engineer, they researched network automation tools, reviewed open-source software, and maintained security and configuration templates.

Corynthion Wright attended Albert Einstein High School from 1991 to 1995. Following high school, they pursued a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science at Howard University, where they studied from 1996 to 2000. Additional certifications obtained by Corynthion include CCIE Written (2013), CCNP Expired (2007), ITIL (2007), MSCA (2005), and Security+ (2007).