BIO and Introduction:
Hello, my name is Spencer Johnson, and I am a sophomore at Indiana Tech. Currently, I am majoring in Software Engineering. This is my first year working at Indiana Tech, and I am really enjoying myself. Now I will tell you a little bit about me before I started working here at Indiana Tech. When I was a senior at DeKalb High School, I was the section leader for the bass drum section in our marching band. That year, our winter-drum line won the state championship for Class-A, and set a new state high-score as well. I have over five years of experience with AutoDesk Maya, a 3-Dimensional modeling program that both movie studios and game-development companies use. But by far my proudest achievement would be when I received my black belt (and first-degree black belt) in Tae-Kwon-Do…when I was ten years old. When I graduate with my Bachelor’s Degree in Software Engineering, I plan to use the programming, leadership and team working skills I have acquired at Indiana Tech, along with my already existing 3-D animation and modeling experience, to achieve my life-long goal of working at a game development studio.

My name is Justin Scheretie and I started working with computers from a networking and hardware perspective.  Since then I have become proficient in troubleshooting hardware, software and many networking issues.  I have also started learning simple web design as well as programming.  I have a very broad knowledge of computers and how to fix them.  I have supported other organizations before and have experience with quickly resolving issues at hand.  

I’m currently a student at Indiana Tech. I major in Accounting and minor in Computer Science. I’m a graduate from Concordia Lutheran High School(2009). I attended Anthis Career Center where I  learned my computer skills and techniques. I also received a Certificate. Now, I’m employed with Indiana Tech IT Department and I intern for the Career Center doing Social Networking.

BIO and Introduction:
Craig is a junior at Indiana Tech, dual majoring in Networking and Computer Security and Investigations. He is an active brother of Sigma Phi Epsilon, Indiana Eta chapter, and serves as their Technology chair. In high school, he was involved with Prosser School of Technology, and was able to obtain his CompTIA A+ and Network+ certifications, as well as becoming a Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA). Craig was involved with the CyberDefense Competition during the 2009 school year, helping the team win state competition and participate in the regional competitions. Craig specializes in Debian-based Linux servers and security, and after graduation plans to either work for Google as a Unix Systems Administrator or work as an I.T. Consultant with a group of friends under the company name of [GRU] Networks.