Security isn't a feature you bolt on at the end — it's a property of how a system is designed, written, and operated. That belief shapes everything I do, from vulnerability assessment and ethical hacking to writing secure, defensive code.
Right now I'm sharpening my offensive-security skills through CEH v13 training and applying them defensively: mapping networks, assessing risk, and automating the repetitive parts of security work with Python.
I'm looking for a team where I can bring that mindset to real infrastructure — a security role, secure development, or somewhere in between.
A custom reconnaissance tool built with Python and raw socket programming to practice CEH concepts hands-on. It automates host discovery and identifies open ports, mapping active network topologies as the groundwork for a vulnerability assessment.
An AI-powered virtual assistant for task automation. I integrated natural language processing and designed the API layer around secure, authenticated REST connections — so the assistant handles user data safely, not just cleverly.
Pursuing CICSA (Certified IT Infrastructure & Cyber SOC Analyst) and CEH v13 — hands-on training in network security, SOC operations, vulnerability assessment, and ethical hacking methodology.
Intensive training in Core & Advanced Java, JDBC, Servlets, JSP, SQL, HTML, and CSS — building practical applications that cemented the fundamentals secure code depends on.
Core computer science: OOP, DBMS, computer networks, and the software development lifecycle.
Open to security roles, secure development positions, and internships. If that sounds like your team, my inbox is open.
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