I am currently studying for the CEH certification and have a strong interest in cybersecurity. I am learning about ethical hacking, penetration testing, and network security. I am excited to grow my skills and help make the digital world safer.
A short timeline. Self-directed study and CTFs sit alongside paid work - they're how the offensive skills got real.
• Conduct offensive security assessments and vulnerability research as part of a structured internship program.
• Produce professional security reports with findings, severity ratings, business impact, and remediation guidance.
• Apply penetration testing methodology across reconnaissance, exploitation, and post-exploitation phases.
• Ranked in the top 6% globally and completed the Jr. Pentester, Web Fundamentals, Cyber Security 101, and Pre Security learning paths.
• Completed practical labs covering network scanning, web application attacks, privilege escalation, and capture-the-flag challenges.
• Produced visual and design deliverables for an AI-focused startup while collaborating across teams to meet deadlines.
• Planned and executed social media campaigns, improving online engagement for a logistics company.
Each one is something I'd be glad to walk through line-by-line. Click through for the full repo or live site.
A growing archive of TryHackMe writeups. Each one structured the same way: recon, foothold, lateral, root, lessons. Aimed at being useful to the next person who hits the same room.
A start-to-finish walkthrough of the IMF-1 boot-to-root CTF challenge. Detailed documentation covering recon, enumeration, exploitation, and privilege escalation.
A start-to-finish walkthrough of the Damn Vulnerable API - broken authentication, mass assignment, IDOR, rate-limit bypasses. Each finding mapped to OWASP API Top 10 with reproduction steps and fixes.
Writeups for Hacker101 CTFs, detailing methodology, tools used, and key takeaways for each web vulnerability discovered.
A working inventory - the categories I think in when scoping an engagement, and the specific tools I default to within each.
Formal certifications and structured courses, by issuer.
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