As a cyber security operation analyst, my responsibilities include:Performing daily cyber security threat monitoring using Splunk SOAR and Enterprise Security(ES). This includes investigating triggered alerts and also incident management for further investigation and escalation of potential threats.• Performing Incident Response, which includes undertaking the investigation, analysis and resolution of cyber security incidents. Also requires Digital Forensics, Network Forensics, Malware Analysis/Reverse Engineering Malware to resolve where necessary.• Acting out Threat hunting tasks including threat research and reviewing threat intelligence to develop new detection logic for new Splunk alerts based on malicious or suspicious behaviours/patterns and/or Indicators of Compromise (IOCs).• Contribute to projects that enhance the secure positioning of the organization by developing new automation workflows using PowerShell scripts and SOAR playbooks.• Identify trends, research new technologies, and emerging threats to stay current with the industry and business impact

I worked as a Student Success Leader at UTAS since June 2019. It's been a valuable opportunity for me to practice my communication skills and understand the Australian working culture. My responsibilities include: - Outreach students to discuss their situations with via phone- Understand different issues that students may be facing- Assist in some small administrative tasks and offer some guidance- Refer students to corresponding UTAS service if they have specific problems.

I worked at Willie Smith's apple shed for almost 3 years. I learned so much since I got in. My tasks and duties include: - Greeting customers in a confident and professional way before taking their orders, serving items and cleaning away used crockery, cutlery and glasses.- Help restaurant manage their WeChat account and profile as it's a great tool to attract more Chinese customers.- Collecting payment and operating the point of sale system(e.g.Kounta).- Understanding all food and beverage items on the menu and be able to explain particular products to customers and offer personalised recommendations.

During my internship at the Conmoto group, I had a great opportunity to practice my coding skills in commercial software development. Firstly, I was tasked to write a mini Angular project on the local machine and wrote some test cases to make sure it won't fail in most circumstances. Secondly, my job was to write some Kotlin code to index some file and make them searchable on Elastic Search. Overall, it was a little challenging but I really enjoyed the experience that I can really apply my knowledge in real world.