Identified more than 100 Integrated Circuits and Microprocessors contained in devices, researched their information, and documented it into a centralized databaseCompleted vulnerability assessments identifying and testing for potential threats and offered recommendations and solutions for remediation

Conducting research with a faculty MentorSocial Engineering research analyzing the linguistics of phishing emailsAttend weekly RISE meetings, where we discuss our progress and project tasks with other members of the program

Worked on a team to produce a website that allows users to upload software installation files, that automates the installation in a sandbox environment, scans for vulnerabilities, and outputs human readable results.Wrote bash scripts to automate Sysdig filtering commands responsible for parsing through raw data. Set up, troubleshoot, and connected raspberry pi devices to network for usage in Capture the flag competition

Cyber Defenders is a 10-week, paid summer internship that provides students at all levels with practical experience in understanding computer systems, network operations, computer security, information protection, and cyber policy. Cyber Defender interns work on complex projects related to computer security that are technically relevant to LLNL's national security mission. Students explore new technologies that can be creatively applied to computer security. They experience challenges associated with real-world problems while collaborating with world-class technical staff and other student interns from across the country.

Project: “Efforts towards Maximum Performance Distributed Computation with Limited Power Budgets”• Implemented software to simulate benchmark applications and modify performance on distributed systems• Provides research support by analyzing data; perform comparative analyses from former experimental data• Developed a research paper and presentation based on experiment results and analysis and presented at National Conference