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Teja Reddy has a diverse work experience in the field of information security. They started their career as a Security Consultant at Unpaper in 2017, where they actively monitored and analyzed security events and implemented an improved incident management system. In 2018, Teja joined IBM as an Information Security Analyst, where they acted as an Incident Coordinator, documented false positive alerts, and performed real-time monitoring and incident handling. In 2019, Teja joined KPMG India as an Associate Consultant, collaborating with senior executives and implementing data loss prevention solutions. They also implemented use-cases for security event alerting and played a key role in achieving high security levels. Teja is currently working as a Cloud Security Engineer at Truveta since 2023.

Teja Reddy's education history includes a Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering from JNTUH College of Engineering Hyderabad. The specific start and end years are not provided for this degree. Teja also obtained a Master's degree in Cybersecurity & Information Assurance from the University of Central Missouri, although the start and end years are not specified.

In addition to Teja's academic degrees, they have obtained several certifications. These include Proofpoint Protection Server Administration - Level 1, Proofpoint Protection Server Foundations - Level 1, Proofpoint Technical Training, and Targeted Attack Protection (TAP) Foundations Level 1 from Proofpoint, all obtained in May 2021. Teja also holds a CCNA certification from Cisco, obtained in February 2021. They have achieved the Microsoft Certified: Azure Fundamentals and Microsoft Certified: Azure Security Engineer Associate certifications from Microsoft in February 2021. Teja obtained the Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) certification from EC-Council in August 2020. Additionally, Teja holds another CCNA certification from Cisco, obtained in February 2021. Lastly, Teja has completed training in Splunk Enterprise Security, but the specific month and year of completion are not mentioned.