Rob Robinson hosts Devin Lukomski on his veteran transition and business podcast, discussing Devin's military journey and transition to a cybersecurity startup. Devin joined the military at age 18, inspired by his brother, and progressed through various roles, including infantry, artillery, and electronic warfare. He transitioned out after a challenging deployment in Afghanistan during COVID-19, influenced by his wife's active duty status and family plans. Devin now leads OTM Cyber, a cybersecurity startup, highlighting the unique challenges of remote leadership and adapting to civilian business culture.
As mentioned in the podcast :
The New Mexico Military Insitute - https://www.nmmi.edu/about-nmmi/
DoD Skillbridge Program - https://skillbridge.osd.mil/
OTM Cyber - https://www.otmcyber.com/
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