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Eric Sutton has a diverse work experience in various roles within the IT industry. Eric started their career as a Network Management System Engineer at JBI Technologies, where they managed network assets and performed configuration management, fault monitoring, and performance management of networking devices and servers. Eric also served as the Director of Information Technology at JBI Technologies during this time.

Eric later worked as an Independent Consultant for Isenpai, where they held the position of DIA Computer Network Defense Team Lead. In this role, they were responsible for F5 Application Content Delivery and PKI Enablement Engineering for the DIA Infrastructure Support branch. Eric also served as the Technical Team Lead in the DIA Computer Network Defense (CND) Infrastructure Support branch and Principle System Engineer for DIA Cyber System Integration Engineering section. Their responsibilities included operations and maintenance management of hardware, operating systems, and applications for the Insider Threat Cell program. Eric also contributed to system integration engineering by gathering requirements, designing and engineering systems, and providing tier III support.

More recently, Eric worked at Data Analytic (DAn) Solutions, Inc. as an Application Delivery and Service Monitoring Engineer. The details of their role and responsibilities in this position are not provided.

Their most recent role was as an AWS Cloud System Engineer for the DIA Acquisition Intelligence Requirements Enterprise System (AIRES) at Validity Data Technologies LLC. However, the details of this role and their responsibilities are also not provided.

Overall, Eric Sutton has a strong background in network management, IT infrastructure support, system integration engineering, and cloud system engineering.

Eric Sutton earned a Bachelor's Degree in Information Systems from Strayer University between 2005 and 2009. Eric also obtained several additional certifications, including CISSP from ISC2 in May 2013, Security + from CompTIA in December 2009, and CCNA from Cisco in June 2010.