-Led the blue team (cyber defense) to a 2nd place finish in the NSA-funded competition NCAE Cybergames in Tamp, FL.- 30+ weeks of experience in directing team practices and giving lessons/lecturing on network administration and incident response- Knowledge of a varied suite of tools used for network monitoring and log administration, as well as infrastructure technologies and provisioning tools.

- Carried out routine product security tests (~4 hardware/software products per month) for software and hardware before having it released to the public- Specialized exposure to various types of software and hardware, and practical experience with testing techniques for different product types including thick clients, routers, alarm systems, thermostats, and web applications.- Made use of various testing techniques including static code analysis, network and hardware traffic inspection, protocol-specific scripting (e.g. scripts to interact with BACnet devices), and hardware debug port discovery/enumeration (e.g. JTAG, UART...) to obtain elevated access rights on devices.- Assisted in the architecturing of the local lab network to ensure proper segmentation between corporate production infrastructure and staging infrastructure (e.g. subnetting the right lab/testing VMs to the right places on the network).- Leveraged the Atlassian Jira API to optimize the control flow of the testing procedure, automating processes that involved reporting and the posting/modification of Jira tickets and test plan creations, leading into a faster and more efficient testing procedure.

• In charge of implementing various security tools and services to identify potential attack techniques across a variety of home and industrial tech products.• Responsible for security services delivery, which may include use of application, network, firmware, hardware security toolsets, detection of cybersecurity-related defects, and remediation consultation of those weaknesses.

Intermediate-level graphic designer, in charge of designing social media posts for a wide variety of events across the organization. These include designs for Facebook posts, Instagram announcements, or designs made for presentations at our general body meetings.

Part of the SHPEducation tutoring program, where I tutor for Intro to Programming 2 (COP3503), Physics 1 (PHY2060 and PHY2048), and Intro to Programming 1 (COP3502).

In charge of giving a wide variety of technical advice to the organization across different events and plans, e.g. suggesting an authorization framework for a login system, suggesting database tools and frameworks. Also responsible for technical outreach to the local Gainesville community, particularly by collaborating with local high schools such as P.K. Yonge to educate prospective engineers about certain disciplines through summer camps, guest lectures, and the like.

Presented weekly lessons on various cybersecurity topics to a group of 50+ members, trained students for multiple competitions including CTFs, Red Team/Blue Team, and computer networking, and also led the team in its first ever national cybersecurity competition (2019-2020 AFA Cyberpatriot). Now involved as a mentor, advising current officers of the club and providing guidance where needed.

Garnered a great amount of soft skills and social adaptability by tending to 200+ customers at every shift, in an often intense and fast-paced environment with a high bar for customer service from employees.