Malissa Levesque is an Independent Consultant and public administration professional with 11 years of experience advising federal IT and cybersecurity leadership on strategy, policy, and implementation. She has led program delivery and strategic communications for high-profile initiatives including the National Cybersecurity Strategy and work with the National Nuclear Security Administration CIO. Her background blends rigorous analytic methods from an MPA with hands-on budget, performance, and stakeholder coordination at the Office of Management and Budget. Known for translating complex policy and technical issues into actionable plans and visual products, she has repeatedly driven interagency collaboration and progress reporting. Based in Salt Lake City, she pairs government operational expertise with consulting agility to help agencies modernize IT, manage risk, and align resources to mission priorities. A less obvious strength: she routinely combines qualitative interviewing and quantitative modeling to produce evidence-based communications that influence executive decision-making.
11 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science (BS) Political Science; BS Anthropology; minor: International Studies, Bachelor of Science (BS) Political Science; BS Anthropology; minor: International Studies at Utah State University
MPA Public Administration; Concentration in Analytic Methods, MPA Public Administration; Concentration in Analytic Methods at The George Washington University
Contributions:1 push, 1 branch, 1 issue in 1 year 6 months
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