• Followed the penetration testing methodology in assessments dealing with web API, AWS Cloud, and network assets to determine if assets are vulnerable to real-world attacks and exploitation. • Engaged with business partners regarding finding details and guidance in resolving findings via written and briefing communications to increase security awareness and best practices. • Validated proper remediation of identified findings are no longer exploitable to increase the security posture of enterprise assets.

• Followed the penetration testing methodology in assessments dealing with web API, AWS Cloud, and network assets to determine if assets are vulnerable to real-world attacks and exploitation. • Engaged with business partners regarding finding details and guidance in resolving findings via written and briefing communications to increase security awareness and best practices. • Validated proper remediation of identified findings are no longer exploitable to increase the security posture of enterprise assets.

• Collected, processed, and disseminated intelligence reports to stakeholders daily to inform on the latest threats and vulnerabilities• Conducted weekly and monthly briefings for wide audiences - including executive leadership - to inform on the latest trends in the threat landscape• Identified gaps and developed automation for processes to increase efficiency and productivity

• Answered calls and texts from over 15 clients daily to determine appointment times and answer questions• Greeted, seated, and engaged in light conversation with clients to increase their satisfaction during their stay • Managed a team of 5 – 8 technicians to ensure tasks and services are evenly distributed and executed in a timely fashion

National Cyber League is a competitive learning platform that encourages participants to hone their problem-solving and technical skills to complete challenges. In the Spring 2022 season, I was able to rank 99th out of 6018 other competitors! My top categories were OSINT (52nd), Enumeration and Exploitation (54th), and Cryptography (62nd). I also competed with my college peers in the Team stage and we secured 141th place out of 3658 other teams!

National Cyber League is a competitive learning platform that encourages participants to hone their problem-solving and technical skills to complete challenges. In the Fall 2021 season, I was able to rank 118th out of 6478 other competitors! My top categories were Scanning & Recon (33rd), Password Cracking (47th), and Network Analysis (50th). I also competed with my college team in the Team stage and we secured 147th place out of 3910 other teams!

NCL is a cybersecurity competition that encourages students to learn and solve challenges in a time-based environment. Competition categories range from Password Cracking to Web Application Exploitation. In the Spring 2021 season, I ranked 132nd out of 4177 participants. I finished 18th in Network Analysis and 43rd in Log Analysis. Concepts I've learned throughout the game include:• Utilizing hashcat to crack hashed passwords• Parsing log information to retrieve data• Utilizing Wireshark and tshark to find system information and extract data• Utilizing nmap to scan targets, find open ports, and extract data• Utilizing dirbuster to find hidden directories and files• Stealing session cookies• Utilizing SQL and command injection to retrieve information• Creating Bash and Python scripts to exploit applications• Utilizing radare2, ghidra, and gdb to decompile and exploit binaries• Utilizing DIIT, steghide, binwalk, and OutGuess to find and extract hidden data from images