Hi, I'm Wyatt Christeson, a Cloud Architecture and Security Specialist from Colorado.

My Journey

I became interested in the technology field extremely early in life. Throughout my primary education, I founded our school technology club, I helped build two separate virtual private server organizations, and I learned core software development and network engineering skills. 

As a Cloud Infrastructure and Security Architect and Engineer, I have led teams in designing and optimizing secure, scalable cloud services and infrastructure, supporting the operational needs and strategic goals of businesses across various industries. I have extensive experience in IT, focusing on cloud environments, virtualization, networking, and security, and I hold multiple industry certifications, including CISSP, VMware Expert, and Cisco Specialist. 

Some of my most notable achievements include leading deep technical initiatives for Sisense, a leading business intelligence platform, reducing upgrade timelines for many customer environments by up to 80% through automating and refining deployment strategies across AWS, Azure, and GCP. I also architected extremely high-throughput environments on Kubernetes-based systems, optimizing customer environments for over 2000 concurrent users while maintaining an average response time of under five seconds. Previously, I provided critical support to governmental agencies and Fortune 500 organizations for core VMware products, driving the adoption of IPv6 across VMware product lineup.

I am passionate about emerging technologies, innovation, and operational excellence, and I am always eager to learn and share my knowledge. My vision for the future is one where technology enables positive change, efficiency, security, and innovation. I am excited about the possibilities that lie ahead in cloud architecture, cybersecurity, and beyond.

My Certifications

Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP)

Cisco Enterprise Specialist

VMware Certified Implementation Expert - Data Center Virtualization