Roderick M. Nussey
About Roderick M. Nussey
Roderick M. Nussey is a Technology Engineer III at Fannie Mae and a Senior Network Engineer at Array Information Technology, Inc. He has extensive experience in network engineering and has held various roles at companies such as nexVortex, Inc., Atos, Xerox, and Marriott International.
Title and Current Roles
Roderick M. Nussey holds the position of Technology Engineer III at Fannie Mae in Urbana, MD. Simultaneously, he serves as a Senior Network Engineer at Array Information Technology, Inc. in the Washington D.C. Metro Area. These roles involve a substantial level of responsibility in managing and supporting complex network infrastructures.
Professional Background
Roderick M. Nussey has an extensive career in network engineering and technology. His previous roles include a position as a Senior Network Engineer at nexVortex, Inc. from 2016 to 2018 in Herndon, VA, and a Network Engineer at Atos for six months in the Marriott International Data Center in Frederick, MA. He also served as a Senior NOC Engineer - Lead at Xerox from 2013 to 2015 and worked for Marriott International as a Global Network Operation Center - Tier 1/2 Network Engineer & Team Lead for nine months in 2013.
Education and Certifications
Roderick has pursued several certifications to advance his expertise. He studied at Pearson Vue, earning multiple Cisco certifications, including CCNP TSHOOT, CCNP ROUTE, and CCNP SWITCH. Additionally, he achieved certification as a SIP School Certified Associate and attained an ITILv3 Foundation in IT Service Management. His education also includes CompTIA Security+ and various Cisco network security credentials. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Management Information Systems from the University of South Florida.
Experience at University of South Florida
Roderick M. Nussey worked as a Network Administrator at the Poynter Institute within the University of South Florida from 2001 to 2012. During his 11-year tenure, he gained significant experience in network and system administration, laying a strong foundation for his later roles in network engineering and IT management.