- Created open-source tutorials in Unity teaching fundamental principles of gameplay programming using C# to beginners.- Assisted over 150 developers in the completion of 11 game prototypes over the course of 20-weeks by providing game design and programming advice.- Planned game jams with over 100 developers in attendance, such as Ludum Dare 48, 49, and others hosted by ACM Studio- Host and editor of Game Jammin, a podcast that features 1-on-1 conversations with developers aimed to provide encouragement and advice for those interested in any aspect of game development.

- Designed a beginner-friendly curriculum to teach students about basic web hackingtechniques through demos, videos, and live workshops. - Wrote steganography, cryptography, and binary exploitation questions forCTFs.

- Utilized Windows NT API to create new detections for devicefingerprinting, resulting in over 80,000 user cheat detections- Analyzed memory dumps and x86-64 assembly to reverseengineer cheats- Improved client-side messaging system to allow for ARM64Android compatibility

- Expanded event definitions of anti-virus behavioral policyenforcement language. Leveraged existing registry andcommand-line remediation technologies written in C++ andusing Windows API to detect threats.- Used Lua to write functional tests and WinDbg for kernel-modedebugging- Placed first with two teammates in Cyber War Games, aninternal capture-the-flag competition among a class of ~30Norton and STAR interns

- Developed an online user form that generates a shipping label and stores customer information using Shippo API, Postgres, and Flask- Created a dynamic survey intended to collect customer information depending on the scope of the penetration test requested and previous user input