Today, I’m focused on making significant progress with my job applications, specifically for roles like Software Designer – AI Trainer, System Administrator 2, Cybersecurity Analyst, and SOC Analyst. Each of these positions aligns with different aspects of my skill set, and I’m confident that my consistent effort will pay off. The Software Designer role requires Python proficiency, which I’ve been honing, while the System Administrator 2 position calls for solid networking knowledge and TCP/IP expertise. As a Cybersecurity Analyst, basic IT skills are essential, and my experience from my Master’s in Cybersecurity program has provided a solid foundation in areas like incident response, penetration testing, and applying security frameworks. The SOC Analyst role, which overlaps most with my cybersecurity education, is the one I’m most eager to pursue, as it directly leverages my knowledge in areas such as MITRE ATT&CK, vulnerability management, and network security. This position ties into key cybersecurity principles like Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability (CIA), which I’ve applied throughout my training.
I plan to finalize and send out my resumes today. There’s a sense of accomplishment in knowing that I’m actively progressing toward my goals. While there may not be immediate, huge impacts, I’m building momentum, and I’m confident that my efforts will lead to interview calls soon. I’m committed to staying consistent, and I’m hopeful that tomorrow will allow me to build on today’s success, exceeding what I’ve already accomplished. Each application I send out brings me closer to the next opportunity in cybersecurity, from penetration testing to incident and response roles, and I know that my persistence will eventually lead to success in this dynamic field.
Think Positive Cyber 