I am pursuing a dual degree in computer science and cybersecurity at Sattler College while building
practical software systems across web, mobile, cloud, and AI. I care about clear architecture,
thoughtful user experience, and systems that are resilient under pressure.
My security work includes web application penetration testing, OSINT, API security, network testing, and
bug bounty practice. I like work where the product has to be useful, the implementation has to be solid,
and the threat model cannot be treated as an afterthought.
I build resilient software across the stack, working with modern web frameworks, cloud infrastructure, and AI integrations. As a dual computer science and cybersecurity student at Sattler College, I focus on clean architecture, scalable design patterns, and solid API boundaries.
My approach to engineering is heavily informed by offensive security principles. I believe the best applications not only solve complex business problems efficiently but are built from the ground up to withstand adversarial conditions.
My work is centered on offensive security and infrastructure protection. I conduct web application penetration tests, API security assessments, and network vulnerability research, applying an engineering mindset to threat models and attack surfaces.
Currently studying cybersecurity and computer science, I don't just report vulnerabilities—I write proof-of-concept exploits and work alongside developers to implement robust mitigations, ensuring that security is a core feature, not an afterthought.
