I'm a cybersecurity student focused on security engineering, cloud infrastructure, and detection & response. This is a running log of what I'm building — Active Directory, SOC tooling, AWS — on the way to becoming a security engineer.
I'm a Cybersecurity major at Washington State University, graduating May 2027. My focus is on security engineering, cloud security, and network defense — I learn best by building infrastructure and then trying to break and defend it myself. Outside coursework, I'm a VICEROY CySER Scholar, mentor incoming students through WSU's Team Mentoring Program, and I'm active in the WSU Cybersecurity Club.
Tutored students in Python fundamentals — variables, loops, functions, debugging, and structured problem solving — adapting explanations to different learning styles.
Sorted, scanned, and organized hundreds of packages per shift; resolved discrepancies and followed safety procedures while meeting production goals.
Selected for a cybersecurity development program focused on research, seminars, workshops, and experiential learning with faculty and industry professionals.
Guide incoming students through their transition to campus, connecting them with resources and supporting academic and personal goal-setting.
Computer Networks & Security, Cybersecurity of Wireless & Distributed Systems, Software Security & Reverse Engineering, Security Analytics & DevSecOps, Cyber Forensics & Anti-Forensics, Hardware Security & Reverse Engineering, Virtualization & Cyber Operations, Cybersecurity of Critical Systems
Program Design & Development in C/C++, Advanced Data Structures in C/C++, Systems Programming in C/C++, Software Engineering, Design & Analysis of Algorithms, Database Systems