Federal Communications CommissionProject Coordinator-Cyber Intern
May. 2015 - Aug. 2015Washington D.C. Metro Area📌 Executive-Level Support & Policy Coordination Provided high-level administrative and technical support to FCC bureau leadership, including the Bureau Chief, Senior Technical Engineers, FCC Lawyers, and the Admiral.
Managed executive meetings and scheduling, coordinating meeting logistics, preparing itineraries, and facilitating cross-functional collaboration.
Drafted memos, internal reports, and PowerPoint presentations for executive decision-makers, ensuring key cybersecurity policy insights were effectively communicated.
📌 Cybersecurity Policy Research & Implementation Conducted in-depth analysis of cybersecurity policies with a focus on CSRIC IV legislation and non-regulatory implementation strategies.
Led focus groups on the adoption of the NIST Framework, evaluating risk assessment methodologies and security threats to critical infrastructure, including ISP, VoIP, and DNS-related vulnerabilities (e.g., DNS Cache Poisoning, DDoS, Route Hijacking).
Collaborated with legal interns to assess CSRIC IV feedback, compiling industry responses in structured Excel reports for FCC review.
📌 Strategic Communications & Stakeholder Engagement Supported federal cybersecurity outreach initiatives, assisting in meetings with service providers to enhance infrastructure security.
Delivered key cybersecurity presentations to the Chief of Staff, legal teams, and executive leadership, ensuring actionable insights were incorporated into policy discussions.
Developed executive briefing memos for the Admiral and Chief of Staff, summarizing key cybersecurity issues and recommendations.
📌 Key Contributions & Achievements:
✅ Analyzed cybersecurity risks and regulatory frameworks, influencing FCC policy discussions.
✅ Prepared executive reports and stakeholder presentations, facilitating cybersecurity collaboration.
✅ Conducted in-depth research on HITRUST and the Cyber Threat Alliance, contributing to FCC cybersecurity initiatives.