Where would you put a unicorn like me?

In some ways, I am being deliberately vague to avoid crossing the classification line. Yes, I worked on classified programs. About my education - I was a single parent of an infant and couldn't do much around the house once my son went to sleep. I decided to do my university work then. I found I liked education and kept at it - some people have a hobby of gardening or woodworking - my hobby is getting postgraduate degrees! Special projects such as designing/setting up a wireless network system that would interface with a camera system flying in a racetrack pattern at 10k feet above the ground with 24 Nikon cameras taking pictures every half second. The data from those cameras were sent to a ground station at Twentynine Palms MCB and then retransmitted to about 100 computers in an area the size of DC. The system was designed for the IED program in Iraq. We could see where the insurgents came from and where they went. Once that was mastered, we used the system with Marines in the Falujah University at the MCB to help them with their house to house searching. Another special project was setting up and configuring the world's fastest supercomputer at the time - Roadrunner. Helped IBM correct issues with the interfaces between the Cell and Opteron processors. Another special project was being sent to ORNL to help setup, configure Titan and Frontier supercomputers. I have built entire AD environments from the ground up. Provided level 3 support for both classified and unclassified environments. Mentored lowered tier techs on how to provide support in a more time-efficient manner with lasting fixes. Daily duties ranged from support, configuration, and management of classified and unclassified networks such as Red, Yellow, and Green WANs and SIPRNet. I worked with Juniper, 3com, and Cisco networks. Configuration, deployment and maintenance of the STU-III and STE telephone systems. I was also assigned service calls for tickets that the level 1 and level 2 techs couldn't figure out and I worked them until they were resolved. I still remember someone asking me what I would do to troubleshoot an issue where the user's email date/time was always way off - the clock in Windows was set fine but the emails showed things months and years off. I immediately said to check the CMOS battery because that is a sign of that being bad. The guy sat there for a few seconds looking at me and said it took them 3 months to figure it out. I was deliberately vague when I posted originally. I expected idiotic answers to this post and I wasn't disappointed.