Dahvid
Schloss.

Created and delivered the six-part Windows Malware Development course series: shellcode loaders, advanced execution and obfuscation, dynamic evasion, position-independent code, C2 development, and post-exploitation tooling.

• Authored courseware that turns Windows internals, C2 architecture, and malware tradecraft into practical, approachable lessons.
• Built a low-cost physical ICS training platform demonstrating Modbus exploitation and the kinetic impact of attacks on industrial processes.
• Instructed API resolution, PE manipulation, reflective loading, process injection, memory execution, and shellcode development.

Led the integration of Emulated Criminals following its acquisition, bringing together intellectual property, service lines, and delivery operations.

• Rebuilt sales, delivery, and contracting processes; authored offensive security strategy and go-to-market positioning.
• Stayed in the field: scoped, executed, and briefed penetration tests and red team engagements while running operations.

Grew a red team tooling shop into a multi-state Red-Team-as-a-Service firm, through to acquisition.

• Architected and built nearly all of EC RallyPoint, a three-part purple teaming platform.
• Combined company leadership, hands-on red teaming, and business-focused security advisory.

Established the Americas operation for a UK-based security firm, helping grow U.S. revenue by 300%.

• Closed subscription services with 10 new clients and led sales and delivery across four countries.
• Connected the UK executive team with Americas strategy, compliance, and delivery.

Founding manager who helped scale the firm from 3 to 40 employees in under two years.

• Built an offensive security service that became profitable in its first year and achieved 165% year-over-year gross revenue growth.
• Advised 100+ clients, from startups to the Fortune 500, and directed offensive security research and delivery.
• Created and taught a 48-hour malware development curriculum in C++ and Python.

Technical manager for an eight-person team delivering managed penetration testing, red teaming, and purple teaming.

• Led global risk-reduction initiatives and round-the-clock support for a national client.
• Directed RiskIQ automation that reduced a recurring workflow from 120 person-hours a week to five minutes.

Progressed from enterprise systems administration to special operations communications and offensive cyber research.

• Information Operations Security Researcher, Joint Communications Unit (2016–2018).
• Special Operations Communicator, Joint Communications Unit (2013–2016).
• Enterprise System Administrator, U.S. Air Force (2010–2013): secured a $650M network spanning 13 time zones and 10 bases.