You've been safeguarding mission-critical networks, and ICS security is all about protecting the systems that control essential infrastructure like power plants and water treatment facilities. Your experience with cryptographic equipment and security protocols, coupled with your troubleshooting skills, make you uniquely qualified to identify and mitigate vulnerabilities in these critical systems. The stakes are high, and your expertise is needed.

You've been interpreting technical documentation and translating complex concepts into actionable steps for yourself and others. This translates directly to technical writing. With your deep understanding of network infrastructure and security protocols, you can create clear, concise, and accurate documentation for cybersecurity products and services, bridging the gap between technical jargon and user understanding.

You've been a master of field maintenance and repair of complex systems under pressure. You can translate these skills to robotics. As a Field Service Engineer, you'll travel to customer sites to install, maintain, and repair robotic systems, often in demanding industrial environments. Your troubleshooting skills, ability to work independently, and familiarity with complex technical systems make you a great fit for this role.