Target Roles: SOC Analyst Β· Security Operations Β· Network Security Β· Cloud Security π United States β Open to Relocation Authorized to work in the U.S. | F-1 OPT / STEM OPT eligible
Real tools, real findings, real artifacts β built across coursework and independent research.
| π¨βπ«George Mason University |
Graduate Teaching Assistant Aug 2025 β May 2026 Mentored 200+ students through Information Security; labs, office hours, and graded assessments. |
| π‘οΈComtech LLC |
Cybersecurity SME Intern (MSSP) May 2025 β Aug 2025 Designed a managed security services package Β· built the organization's first CMMC compliance framework Β· STRIDE/DREAD threat modeling Β· 3 technical whitepapers; 5+ healthcare and government clients. |
| πMovate / HPE-Aruba Networking |
Network Security Engineer, L1 β L2 Sep 2021 β Jul 2024 Enterprise incident response across 2,500+ switches/routers and 3,000+ users Β· 80% MTTR reduction via Splunk Β· 200+ Qualys/Nessus vulnerability assessments Β· 802.1X, RADIUS, TACACS+ hardening. |
Security Monitoring & SIEM
Threat Detection & Analysis
Frameworks & Standards
Cloud Security
Networking & Infrastructure
Identity & Access Management
Operating Systems & Scripting
Splunk Core User Training β hands-on coursework
CTF walkthroughs & incident writeups on Medium β documenting the thinking behind each level, not just the solution.
Ransomware Breach on Instructure (Canvas)
OverTheWire Natas Level 0 β 1
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OverTheWire Natas Level 3 β 4
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OverTheWire Natas Level 5 β 6
More Levels are making their way!!!
Three years on the HPE-Aruba TAC team gave me a ground-level view of how enterprise infrastructure actually behaves under attack conditions β real customers, real incidents, real production networks. The security thread was always there: vulnerability assessments, access control hardening, Splunk log analysis, flagging misconfigurations before they became incidents. That operational foundation is what pushed me toward formalizing the security side at GMU.
π‘ My logic: understand how everything connects, then learn how to defend it.