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Engineer · Cybersecurity · Technology Leader

I work the problem
and build what comes next.

I’m Micah Oltmann - a Colorado-based engineer and technology leader who moves comfortably between cybersecurity, infrastructure, operations, and business strategy.

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Illustrated portrait of Micah Oltmann

Curious by nature.
Technical by training.
Driven by impact.

I earned my degree in Software Engineering from Florida Institute of Technology, but my career has never stayed in a single lane. I’ve worked across government, retail, media, and manufacturing, solving problems where technology and people meet.

Today, my work spans cybersecurity strategy, technical services, infrastructure, and company leadership. I care about building systems that are resilient and understandable, then giving people the confidence to use them well.

Cybersecurity engineering ✦Infrastructure & networks ✦Technical operations ✦Business leadership ✦Problem solving ✦Cybersecurity engineering ✦Infrastructure & networks ✦Technical operations ✦Business leadership ✦Problem solving ✦

Depth when it matters.
Range when it counts.

My best work happens at the intersections, where engineering judgment, business context, and hands-on execution all matter.

01

Engineering

I started with software engineering and grew into the systems around it: security, infrastructure, networks, automation, and the operational realities that make technology useful.

02

Leadership

I’ve led technical strategy, built teams and service stacks, and translated difficult technical decisions into clear business outcomes for organizations of every size.

03

Execution

I’m happiest close to the problem: learning the system, finding the constraint, and working across disciplines until the solution is practical, secure, and real.

Technical depth.
Executive perspective.

I build secure, scalable technology programs and lead the people and operations behind them. My experience spans government, retail, media, manufacturing, and commercial environments.

2023 – Present

CISO

Pidoxa Technology Solutions

Lead cybersecurity strategy, governance, risk, compliance, cloud and endpoint security, and the growth of managed services, infrastructure, and broadcast technology offerings. Guide technical teams, business operations, vendor strategy, government contracting, and physical security programs.

2025 – 2026

Interim General Manager & CISO

DCF Guns

Direct operations across three retail locations and a headquarters office within a 40-person organization. Strengthen identity governance, incident response, network segmentation, POS security, compliance, communication, and operational performance.

2020 – 2023

Cybersecurity Engineer & Penetration Tester

Raytheon Technologies

Performed red-team testing and vulnerability assessments for classified environments, developed DoD-hardened architectures, supported DevSecOps and defense-in-depth practices, and worked extensively with RMF, NIST SP 800-53, and Elastic.

2019 – 2020

DevOps & Security Engineering Intern

Liberty IT Solutions / WellHive

Supported secure CI/CD pipelines, automated infrastructure deployments, strengthened security baselines, and implemented proactive monitoring across development environments.

2015 – 2020

Early Technical Experience

PIN Business Network & Florida Institute of Technology

Built practical foundations in network engineering, DNS, endpoint protection, firewalls, switches, servers, campus systems administration, uptime, and end-user support.

Curiosity doesn’t
clock out.

Outside of work, I’m still usually exploring, building, solving, or heading somewhere new with Newton.

Newton, Micah’s husky-malamute, relaxing in the snow beneath a blue sky
Newton in his element
01

Security community

I’m part of RMA Rejects, a CTF team built around curiosity, problem solving, and learning together. CTFs keep my technical instincts sharp, while security-focused hardware such as USB Rubber Duckies and O.MG cables gives me more ways to explore how systems work.

02

Adventure

Scuba diving, travel, and time at the range give me different ways to explore, focus, and keep learning outside familiar environments.

03

Life with Newton

A good day usually includes time with Newton, my husky-malamute, whether we are getting outside or simply relaxing at home.

04

Quiet challenges

Reading, puzzles, and cooking satisfy the same curiosity I bring to engineering: understand the pieces, try something new, and enjoy the process.

My operating principle

“Build trust through honest work,
thoughtful leadership, and consistent results.”