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Raashid Brown has a diverse work experience spanning various industries. Raashid began their career as a Deputy Sheriff for Jackson County, Missouri, providing law enforcement services to multiple municipalities. Raashid then joined the City of Dallas as a Police Officer. In 2018, Raashid worked as a Public Information Officer for Jackson County, acting as a liaison for the Sheriff's Office and handling press releases and press conferences. Raashid then transitioned to Worlds of Fun as a Security Operations Manager and later served as the Director of Security and Director of Safety & Security. In 2022, they became the Executive Director of Safety & Security at T.D. Jakes Ministries. Currently, Raashid is working at Strategos International as the Business Development & Lead Instructor.

Raashid Brown's education history includes attending Metropolitan Community College-Penn Valley, although specifics such as the start and end dates are not provided. The degree name and field of study are also not mentioned. In terms of additional certifications, Raashid has obtained multiple certifications like OSHA 10 from OSHA Outreach Courses in May 2022, CPR BLS from the American Red Cross in February 2022, ASIS MEMBER from ASIS International in September 2021, Protecting At-Risk Personnel/Executive Protection from Strategos International in September 2021, and Control and Defense (Defensive Tactics) from Personal Protection Consultants, Inc. in February 2020. Raashid has other certifications such as Management of Aggressive Behavior Instructor from MOAB Training International, Inc. in February 2020, Personal Protection Baton Tactics (PPBT) Instructor and Pratical and Tactical Handcuffing (PATH) Instructor from Personal Protection Consultants Inc in February 2020, Critical Risk Management from Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service in January 2020, Private Investigator from Kansas City Private Officers Licensing in September 2019, Facilitator/Certified Instructor from MISSOURI SHERIFFS ASSOCIATION in July 2019, Leadership Development for Law Enforcement from Caruth Police Institute in March 2018, KC Regional Police Academy from Missouri Peace Officer Standards and Testing in November 2009. The Peace Officer Certification (TCOLE) was obtained from the Dallas Police Department, but no specific information about the month and year is given.