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8 listed · not 37

A ledger, not a wall. I've completed 37+ courses across ten -plus platforms — and a certificate only earns a row here if an actual mechanism measured something: a lab assessment, a graded sub-course sequence, a proctored exam. Below each row states, in my words, what it tested and what it doesn't entitle me to claim.

AI Automation Explorer ↗ Six sub-courses with a passing-grade assessment. Agentic automation on a real platform — the strongest automation badge in this wallet. Make.com · 2026-03-21 assessed
Explore Generative AI with the Vertex AI Gemini API ↗ Hands-on lab assessment against the Gemini API, not a video series. Google Cloud · 2026-05-02 lab
Prompt Design in Vertex AI ↗ Prompt engineering against Gemini APIs; the skill badge, not the course. Google Cloud · 2026-05-02 skill-badge
Python for Data Science ↗ Required working through graded Jupyter labs (pandas, arrays, real datasets). IBM / SkillsBuild · 2026-03-26 lab
Gemini Certified Educator ↗ Two-hour proctored pass/fail exam; a 14-day lockout between attempts. Education-sector credential, but it is a real exam. Google for Education · 2026-05-15 proctored-exam
ISC2 Certified in Cybersecurity — Candidate ↗ Entry point to ISC2 with the code of ethics passed; full membership requires additional experience. Stated as candidate status because that is what it is. ISC2 · 2026-03-24 candidate
Intro to Critical Infrastructure Protection ↗ Security-adjacent fundamentals — context for why I care about trust boundaries, not a practitioner cert. OPSWAT · 2026-05-29 foundational
Google AI Professional Certificate (7 courses) ↗ ~8 hours of general AI fluency for professionals. I'm labeling it honestly: this is literacy, not an engineering credential — some old descriptions called it 'specialist'. Not anymore. Google / Coursera · 2026-04-26 literacy

I've completed 37+ courses across ten-plus platforms (Udemy, LinkedIn Learning, Simplilearn, HP LIFE, Canva, UN CC:Learn, and friends). They're fine — but they're not why you'd hire me, so they live here as a footnote, and the six rows above are the ones that actually measured something.

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