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In May 2023, I graduated from University of the Pacific with a Master of Science in Engineering Science, where I focused my studies on courses in cybersecurity.In December 2021, I graduated from University of the Pacific with a Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering.I have completed courses such as Software Reverse Engineering, Vulnerabilities, Secure Software Systems, Computer Systems and Networks, Computer Networking, and Computer Networking Security, which cover such skills as C, C++, MIPS, Python, Linux, secure software practices, malware analysis, system administration, and computer networks.I possess excellent communication skills developed through multiple years of team-oriented courses and collaborative job positions. I work well in teams, acting as a leader to take charge of assignments and ensuring every member is working to their fullest capacity.I have worked at Holt of California as a Junior Network Engineer during a 7-month internship. In this position, I helped to monitor the company wide network, as well as assist with migrating the network to an SD-WAN infrastructure. I have worked two Summer Intern positions with Galileo Learning where I developed and exercised my leadership and collaboration skillset. I worked with my co-workers to make sure that each day ran smoothly, and I was flexible with my schedule depending on what each day or week required.I have done volunteer work for MedShare, distributing medical supplies to hospitals in need throughout the world. I worked with other volunteers to sort and label supplies to make sure that they could be sent out to where they were needed most.I have founded and currently lead an extracurricular organization at University of the Pacific with weekly attendance of over ten members. After discovering a lack of a similar organization, I was inspired to work with another peer to establish an organization to fill that space. I continue to work with my peers to adapt to and overcome any obstacles as they arise, and take preemptive measures against any future complications.