I worked for the Department of Defense for the majority of my 11+ years in I.T. I have worked on several projects that were as small as 3 engineers to as big as 15+ Engineer. I started off as a Software Engineer, but have also been in projects that required me to wear multiple hats, such as DBA, QA Engineer, Configuration Manger, DevSecOps, Scrum master and even Solutions Architect. I got into DevSecOps when I started learning that a lot of my work that I was doing on the job could be automated with simple scripting languages. I quickly learned that the world of DevSecOps was something that allowed me to use every area of expertise. I then began managing every layer of the OSI stack while still writing scripts and programs with programming languages. After I learned that the projects I worked on reach a plateau of complexity, I quickly realized that Consultant is where I needed to be. I fell in love with the concept that the complexity is always going to be high from the start, and that I would get the opportunity to leverage different skill sets on every project that I work in.