Miguel Guzman

Designed secure AWS environments implementing IAM least-privilege policies, VPC network segmentation, and Zero Trust principles aligned with NIST SP 800-53 controls. Evaluated simulated cloud infrastructure against NIST SP 800-171, CMMC 2.0, and SOC 2 requirements to identify control gaps and verify security posture.

Direct command, control, and real-time operational execution for base-wide emergency response, operational risk management, and information security protocols. Conduct rapid risk assessments and facilitate executive briefings for military leadership during high-stress operational events.

Selected for competitive workforce development initiative focused on enterprise cloud architecture and federal compliance foundations. Configured AWS IAM, VPC, EC2, and CloudFormation templates following security baselines and least-privilege access rules.

Enrolled in the Cybersecurity Program at City University of Seattle, focusing on cloud security architecture, control assessment, and compliance documentation.

Participated in the Silver Linings Cloud Trainee program, focusing on enterprise cloud architecture and federal compliance foundations.

Activities and societies: Fulbright Scholar (U.S. Department of State): Conducted policy research and delivered analytical reports to government decision-makers.

Pursued a Bachelor of Arts in Economics at Baruch College, part of the City University of New York system.

Completed the AWS re/Start Cloud Engineering Program, gaining foundational cloud engineering skills.