Alexander Dayberry

This curriculum vitae is submitted in support of the Government and Public Sector, Assurance, Tech Risk, Staff position at Ernst & Young LLP. The work described here reflects a sustained commitment to one organizing conviction: that technology systems operating at scale within or alongside government authority require rigorous, independent governance, and that the professionals designing and enforcing those frameworks carry a responsibility that extends well beyond their individual careers.

Alexander

Dayberry is pursuing this field because the accountability gap between what powerful institutions claim to do with data, infrastructure, and access and what they actually do is a structural problem with real consequences for millions of people. EY GPS sits at the exact intersection where that gap can be closed, advising federal agencies on performance improvement, audit readiness, financial management, and technology risk in ways that produce real, measurable change. That is the work he is built for and the environment where he intends to develop.

Crew Member - Five Guys - White Marsh, MD

(2024-07)

• Maintained reliability and accountability in a high-volume, team-coordinated service environment requiring clear communication, multitask management, and adaptive problem-solving under consistent operational pressure
• Demonstrated the consistency, dependability, and follow-through that client-facing professional service environments demand

Bachelor of Science - Information Systems | Political Science (Minor) - University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC) (2028-05)

General Education & Foundational Coursework - Community College of Baltimore County (CCBC), Essex (2025-05)