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Brittney Moore

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General information

Age
19
US Citizenship
US Citizen
Ethnicity
Caucasian

Hobbies & Interests

  • Coding And Computer Science
  • Foreign Languages
  • Gaming
  • Computer Science
  • Science
  • Spanish
  • Korean
  • Chinese
  • Engineering
  • Forensics
  • Bowling
  • Reading
  • Volunteering
  • Mentoring
  • STEM
  • Tutoring

Reading

  • Fantasy
  • Action
  • Drama

I read books multiple times a week.

Bio

I am a sophomore at Florida Gulf Coast University, where I am working toward a dual degree in computer science with a concentration in cybersecurity and forensic studies. I’m passionate about technology and languages — currently studying Korean and Chinese alongside my coursework. I’ve taken a rigorous academic path with AP, honors, and additional online classes through Florida Virtual School. I also hold multiple industry certifications, including Python Specialist, JavaScript Specialist, CompTIA ITF+, CompTIA Tech+, Sophos Endpoint Detection, Sophos Workplace Protection, Adobe Creative Visual and Design, Adobe Illustrator, and Adobe Photoshop, all of which have prepared me for success in both college and my future career in computer forensics. Throughout high school, I participated in the Sumter County Explorer Program, where I got to learn a lot more about law enforcement and volunteer within my community. This program helped me discover my interest in law enforcement and guided me towards digital forensics.

Education

Florida Gulf Coast University

Bachelor's degree program

2025 – 2029

Majors:
  • Criminology
  • Criminal Justice and Corrections, General
  • Computer Science
  • Computer Engineering Technologies/Technicians
  • Computer Engineering
  • Engineering, General
  • Computer Software and Media Applications
  • Engineering, Other
GPA3.3 GPA

Villages Charter School

High School

2021 – 2025

GPA3.7 GPA

Miscellaneous

Desired degree level:
Bachelor's degree program
Majors of interest:
Computer Science, Computer Engineering Technologies/Technicians, Engineering, Other, Homeland Security, Law Enforcement, Firefighting and Related Protective Services, Other
Medical school interest:
No
English as first language:
Yes
Homeschooled:
No
Test scores:
  • ACT26

Career

  • Learning Assistant

    Education · Florida Gulf Coast University

    Jan 2026 – Present

  • Summer Intern - IT Associate - Cybersecurity

    Computer & Network Security · The Villages Technology Solutions Group

    Jan 2026 – Present

  • Advanced English Teacher

    E-Learning · Chinese Plus

    Jan 2026 – Present

  • Advanced English Tutor

    E-Learning · Chinese Plus

    Jan 2020 – Jan 2023

  • Substitute Teacher

    Education · Kelly Education

    Jan 2025 – Present

  • Summer Intern - Support Technician Intern

    Technology · The Villages Technology Solutions Group

    Jan 2025 – Jan 2025

  • Babysitter

    Education · Self-Employed

    Jan 2021 – Jan 2023

  • Tutor

    Education · Self employed

    Jan 2020 – Present

Miscellaneous

Dream career field:
Law Enforcement
Dream career goals:
I aim to obtain a bachelor's in software engineering and forensic science with the hopes of going into the computer forensics field. Where I would get to use my computer expertise to work hand in hand with law enforcement to gather digital evidence.
Work experience:
2 years
Has nursing license:
No
Leadership experience:
Yes

Future Interests

  • Advocacy
  • Volunteering
Female Athleticism Scholarship
Winner
Throughout high school, I participated in the VHS Cheer team. On the team we learned more than just cheers and stunts, but also balanced responsibility, built discipline, and how to push through challenges; skills that I will carry with me in my life. Cheer may not always get the credit it deserves. Behind the glittery bows and pom poms, there is a team of hard working young women: waking up early for competitions and practices, pushing their limits in the weight room, and staying up late to do homework. Balancing cheer with academics, Explorers, tutoring, babysitting, and caring for my grandmother wasn’t easy. I had to learn to manage time down to the minute–fitting practice, games, weight lifting, and competitions around late night study sessions and dr appointments. Cheerleaders are often overlooked as athletes, but make no mistake; we train like athletes, commit time like athletes, perform like athletes, and make sacrifices like athletes. That pressure forced me to grow up fast and sharpen my ability to manage competing priorities without letting anything slip. On top of cheer, Explorers, tutoring, and caring for my grandmother, I’ve taken a schedule full of AP and honors courses; classes that will push me academically while potentially gaining college credit. I’ve also earned multiple industry certifications in areas such as Python, Adobe, and small business, proving that I’m driven both in the classroom and tech world just as I am on the mat. In both cheer and Explorers, I built strength in spaces that I initially wouldn’t expect. I didn’t just survive in male-dominated areas–law enforcement with Explorers–I thrived. This shaped who I became, someone not afraid to ask questions, push boundaries, or lead, even if I am the only woman in the room. This mindset is already helping me make strides towards entering the computer forensics field, a field where I will combine both software engineering and forensic science, both heavily male-dominated industries. But I know I have the grit and focus to push myself and thrive in this industry. Cheerleading was more than just a sport to me, it was the start of becoming a strong, capable woman, who can handle pressure well and break stereotypes. I've learned to balance it all, speak up, and put in the work when no one is watching. Most importantly, I’ve learned that being a strong woman isn't just about holding your own; it's about showing up fully, lifting others up, and proving through action that we belong anywhere we choose to be.
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