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Fredrick “Ricky” Brown is ALL IN
by Katie McCaskey
Frederick "Ricky" Brown leads a team on-site at the USCG for NetCentrics. An engineer at heart and solider by choice he is an admired leader.
Thom Sena Is on Fire – In All Areas But One
by Katie McCaskey
Thom Sena’s been burning down every obstacle in his way since joining NetCentrics seven months ago as Deputy Program Manager.
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Employee Spotlight: Joshua Hunter
by Katie McCaskey
Joshua Hunter is NetCentrics’ Security Analyst, but if you’re following this series on our amazing teammates, you’ll recognize him as the mysterious stranger with a knack for recognizing tech talent.
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Employee Spotlight: Jesse Hernandez
by Katie McCaskey
‘Mission First’ is familiar to Jesse Hernandez, who recently earned kudos for his work at USCG.
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Employee Spotlight: Andy Ibarra
by Katie McCaskey
Andy Ibarra's other office is a kayak, a place for athletic training and deep thinking in pursuit of competitive bass fishing tournaments.
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Employee Spotlight: Shane Lawson
by Katie McCaskey
Shane Lawson was pursuing a love interest when a NetCentrics employee spotted his talent for technology tinkering.
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Employee Spotlight: Lynne Mina
by Katie McCaskey
Lynne Mina, Director of Financial Planning & Analysis, uses talents in strategic planning. Her creative outlets? Cheese, charcuterie, Cricut.
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Employee Spotlight: Kelby Hinson
by Katie McCaskey
Kelby Hinson began his career in cybersecurity during his service with the U.S. Air Force.
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Employee Spotlight: Wendy Chen
by Katie McCaskey
“I like knitting because you count the stitches, look at the pattern, and need to remember both and pay attention to the details to create something new.”
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Employee Spotlight: Stephen Weller
by Katie McCaskey
Stephen tinkers with new technologies in his spare time because he anticipates more demand for cloud-specific knowledge in the future. There’s a lot of room for self-taught practitioners because the field is always in flux.