Tim Piastrelli's Email Addresses & Phone Numbers

💼 Past Experience

Tim Piastrelli currently holds a valid SJ1 Cryptography & Data Security Certified Technician from the John F. Kennedy School of Advanced Studies at the City University of New York. Tim was educated at the University of California, Berkeley where he received his B.S. in Computer Science and his M.S. in Engineering Design & Software Engineering. From there, he went on to receive his JD from the University of California, Berkeley School of Law. From there, he began working as an attorney in the Bay Area. In his work experience, Tim has had experience in the legal field. Since he has been working as an attorney, Tim has had the opportunity to work in the area of cryptography and data security. In hiswork experience, Tim has learned about the importance of cryptography, and the tools and techniques needed to protect data. He has also learned about the threats to data security and the ways to protect data.

🎓 Education

rings around his neck - a steel ring grasped tightly in one hand; the other is gripping the back of a chair. Piastrelli is on a small, spartan office desk in a nondescript downtown office complex, one day in early November, and he is wearing a white446 shirtUkraineGAZprom (mining and energy)The 47-year-old Piastrelli is standing in front of a computer screen, studying a schematic of a uranium enrichment plant. The plant is in Russia andPiastrelli is working on a grant from the United States Atomic Energy Commission that will help to finance the plant's construction.A few weeks ago, he was in Russia on a Fulbright scholarship and he met with Russian Energy Minister Alexei Miller that same day. Miller told Piastrelli that the Russian market is "legitimate," that uranium consumption is going down, and that the Russians are looking for ways to supply uranium to their industry."I wanted to be sure that I was really ready for this kind of work," Piastrelli says.He has worked on nuclear projects before, but this is his first construction grant. The grant is for a uranium enrichment plant in Russia, which is expected to start construction this year.Piastrelli grew up in the Chicago suburbs of Skokie and Palatine. He is the son of a marketing executive and an artist, and he has two sisters. Piastrelli has been working in sales and marketing for the past five years, and he is currently the sales manager for a sales organization for grape growers in Ohio."I just don't have the energy to dedicate to nuclear," he says. "The sales industry might be something I could switch to, but I really don't want to do that again for a really long time."He attended Palatine High School and then Stanford University, where he majored in business administration and marketing. He also studied ancient Near Eastern and Roman history.The Fulbright program was a chance to get back into college and see if he really wanted to do nuclear engineering. At Stanford, he worked on a research project on global warming and he became interested in the field.Now that he is back in the United States, he is taking the refresher course in nuclear engineering that is offered by the American Nuclear Society. He also is taking a course in Russian to help him understand the Russian market."I don't want to put all my eggs in one basket," he says. "I am just focused on the uranium project right now." piastrelli

💡 Technical & Interpersonal Skills

As a systems engineer, Timothy Piastrelli has abroad technical and architectural knowledge in the areas of computer security, operating systems, and intelligence. His experience with VMware, leading security projects, and threats has given him a great understanding of how to combat and defend against advanced attacks.Piastrelli is also highly skilled in the field of conference and event planning, having worked on several high-profile video and event installations over the past few years. He has a knack for zeroing in on the most important details and then put together a plan that suits the needs of both the photographers and the guests.This level of precision and logistical detail is something that he knows how to put into practice when it comes to his own profession. He has worked on several big photo shoots, such as the Pritzker Architecture Prize, and has a knack for ensuring that all the participants are comfortable and happy.Since leaving Arch Mortgage Insurance Company, Piastrelli has taken up a number of new projects, including working on a desktop application for document processing and collaboration, and a secure storage solution for a large customer. His skills as a systems engineer and event planner would be perfect for any company looking to grow their events team or improve their security precautions.