Manraj Singh is an IA/CD student from the Canton, Michigan area, who also currently works in the field as a Cybersecurity Analyst. He's participated in several competitions such as; CyberPatriot, CCDC, ISTS, ICL, NCL multiple times, and is planning on competing in several more competitions in the future. In his spare time, he loves toying with his cybersecurity home lab, running multiple VMs, including Windows Server, a home media server, a private tunneling solution, and many others.

Jack is a junior from Ypsilanti. He has been involved with the IASA for about a year and a half now, and has gone to ISTS, CCDC, NCL, NCAE, and more in his time with the club. He has placed 16 out of over 7000 in NCL in Spring 2024. Recently, he has been experimenting with blue team automation through Ansible. His areas of expertise include reverse engineering and firewall administration, with much of this experience stemming from competitions. In his free time, he enjoys cooking, video games, biking, and tinkering with hardware.

Penelope Mankey is a senior IACD student from Haslett, Michigan, and now works around Metro-Detroit. She competed in CyberPatriot and BPA in high school, and during her time in the club she's competed in CCDC, ISTS, and NCL, and in the latter of which she helped her team place 25th of nearly 4,000 teams in the fall of 2022. She enjoys helping her fellow classmates with their cybersecurity assignments, and in her free time she's either tinkering with her Linux desktop, or using it to enjoy the latest games.

Karanvir Singh is an IACD student from Canton, Michigan. He's participated in several competitions such as; CyberPatriot in 2019 (3rd place in the Platinum division in the state), ICL, both the individual and team portions of the NCL competition in 2022 (Where his team was top 25 in the country), and is planning on competing in several more competitions in the future. In his free time, he runs a limousine taxi transportation company that handles over 2,000 clients all throughout North America.

Jarrett Signoretti is a senior student from Canton, Michigan. He's participated in several competitions. At the 2020 Michigan Governor's High School Cyber Challenge, his team won 3rd place. He placed 151st out of around three thousand competitors in the Fall 2021 National Cyber Scholar Competition. In the Fall 2023 season, he finished 27th out of nearly eight thousand students in the individual NCL game. Working together with other IASA members, they received the diamond medal by placing 13th out of 4,672 teams. His hobbies include coding in Python, creating instrumental music with FL Studio, and learning cybersecurity outside the classroom. So far, a few of his favorite topics in the field are web security, the Internet of Things, and botnets.

Janeen Hammoudeh is a senior student at Eastern Michigan University from Ypsilanti. She attended the ECA @ EMU program and graduated with honors. She's the former President of the IASA and has participated in the CyberFastTrack competition. In addition to that, she has helped lead multiple Digital Divas and Dudes workshops, helped plan networking and club events, has helped plan 2 YoloCons, our annual fundraiser, and is currently working as an intern at SensCy Consulting.

Joe Dittenber is a senior IACD student from Flint, Michigan. He has competed in multiple competitions during his time with the club, including: NCL, ISTS, CCDC, PicoCTF, BuckeyeCTF, and more. He is currently working as a security engineer at Judy Security. In his free time, he enjoys multiple forms of gaming, both in video games and table-top roleplaying games like D&D and Pathfinder. He also spends time tinkering and making projects using Raspberry Pis or whatever he can get his hands on.

Yousef Saleh has participated in several competitions, such as NCAE, NCL, and PicoCTF. He transferred to Eastern Michigan University from Henry Ford College, where he was involved in their cybersecurity club as well. He currently works at the City of Dearborn as an IT Specialist. He has a CompTIA Security+ Certification.