My first thing is I took a basically an intro to I t. Course in college. You learn a little bit about Lennix. Um I took like, an SQL class and it said that the Lennox really piqued my interest in computers. So from there I started studying the certificates. So, like the comp via the network, plus a plus security plus those kinds of things. Ultimately, I ended up getting my ccn A. I'd say that along with the security Plus got me into an internship, um, at the LDS church toe work IHSAA security analyst. So I, um, did that. And then from there, I I went back to my university and was able to get a part time job. Doing security analysts working is like a on the vulnerability analysis running the vulnerability scans, that kind of stuff us. You, um from there I went and worked as a network technician for a different place. And then finally a network administrator at another place and then now a network security engineer for Science Van court. So that's where I how I got to warm. I am today

Ah, yes. So for the most part, I work on the firewalls and the Web proxy. So administration troubleshooting. That's the day to day stuff. The weekly work hours depends on the week we have, ah, rotation to be on call. So what? When you're on call, you could get called any time, night, weekends, days. So that's when you know you can expect to put in more hours. Otherwise, it's, ah, 40 hour week for the most part.

uh, python is a big one for programming. We also use a lot of Splunk toe. Look at logs. Um, definitely some Lennix. So you want to know you're the command line. How to get around. How toe? Look at logs. How to grab things. That's pretty big. Um, yeah, I'd say those air the big ones.Yeah, so Python and AP ice. So they learn rest rust AP Ice Jason Python