I am a college student majoring in Information Technology/ Information Assurance and Security Concentration. I have experience in python programming, office management, and customer service. My main passion is cybersecurity, I attended multiple CTFs and volunteered at security conferences while creating write-ups in my spare time.
At Pitney Bowes, I worked with the red team there, performing various tasks. I assisted them in vulnerability management and audit procedures. While performing reconnaissance on various PB ips and domains using open source tools and generated reports of my findings. And partake in information gathering on various targets to assist the pentesting team
Worked on various python/java projects, created documentation, and presentations detailing each project. These projects were presented to middle school students to better present the coding process.
Used excellent customer service skills to establish and maintain effective working relationships with store employees, officials, and patrons. Helped customers find merchandise that matched their needs and wants. Answered questions about the merchandise, promoted item value, and features.
Organized and cataloged filesComposed e-mails and spreadsheets using Microsoft Office Answered all incoming phone calls
August 2017 - November 2018
Communicated with lab lead and other lab assistants to better fit the needs of attendees. Answered attendees questions regarding Web Exploitation Lab and Cyber Attack and Defend Labs Assisted attendees with lab registration and navigating grayhat website.
Helped point attendees to the appropriate station. Answered attendee's questions and guided them through discord server links. Monitored the channels and reported any users that broke server rules.
Joined the Honor Society and took relevant courses in networking, Windows, Linux, and Virtualization. Gained hands on experience with a variety of hardware and software. Transferred in May 2019 in order to gain more knowledge and better advance my career.
While attending A&M I was a active member of the Association for Computing Machinery. Where I attended various workshops and competitions through each semester. I am also a member of the National Society of Leadership and Success where I better develop my skills as a leader.
We wanted to create a web application which makes it easier for people to perform passive and active reconnaissance on any one target, and then to categorize each target on a vulnerability scale from 1 - 7 (low severity - high critical). The end result is a report as a summary on each host, compiled on the information gathered and if the attacks were successful or not. By exposing vulnerabilities, the host/system can be secured and further protected.
This project is a simple simulation of a network topology that is similarly used in a college. This topology implements the following protocols DHCP, OSPF, EIGRP, VLANs, and NAT. And implements specified VLAN groupings. OSPF and EIRGP connections configurations. And demonstrates ip remapping using NAT.
This project is actually a write-up library covering CTFs and Hackthebox. For those that are not familiar with capture the flags, it is a cybersecurity competition where participants solve computer security problems or capture and defend computer systems. And Hackthebox is a platform where you can practice pentesting and solve challenges. And write-ups are detailed documentation of the step by step process that was used to solve a problem or machine.
Apart from my studies and competitions , I enjoy most of my time playing games with friends 🎮. Other than gaming I enjoy watching anime when I have the time and discussing them with fellow fans 📺. When I want to relax I love to just read and listen to music 🎧📘. When I don't feel like doing those activities I am usually practicing on hack the box or just programming something for fun 🖥️😀.