Dillon Kirsch serves as technical support engineer for a major SaaS company, where he helps with maintain the company’s software systems, and supports efforts for software integration. Additionally, Dillon is a teaching assistant at a local cyber security boot camp. In each of these roles, Dillon has built a reputation as a trusted partner for solving interesting technological challenges, and responsibly leveraging cutting edge solutions alongside his students and colleagues. Dillon loves being a part of and nurturing innovative cultures that are ready to meet the task at hand and exceed expectations.
When it comes to helping others, whether they are colleagues in need of support, or curious minds eager to explore the world of cyber security, nothing brings Dillon more joy, and he is grateful every day for being in a career field he loves and is passionate about. With Dillon’s help, students enter his class without knowing a thing about cyber security, and leave with a solid foundation for developing their own expertise. Similarly, as a support engineer, Dillon loves working with colleagues to assess challenges, build insights, and execute a roadmap toward a shared objective.
Dillon is a graduate of the cyber security program at Davis Technical College and currently working on a bachelors from Western Governors University. When he’s not in the office or classroom, Dillon enjoys exploring the outdoors, cooking, solving boxes on tryhackme.com, and searching for vulnerabilities in open source software.