Cyber Security Clinic StudentTexas Cyber Security Clinic
August 2025 - Present
- Year-long practical cyber security class with the goal of deploying cyber security skills to assist client organizations.
The year is split between the first semester (training phase) and second semester (consulting phase).
Currently in the training phase.
RSOC Student Security AnalystUniversity Of Texas at Austin - Information Security Office
April 2025 - Present
- Simulated real-world attacks in HTB labs, gaining hands-on experience with exploitation and deep knowledge of Windows, Linux, and Active Directory; leveraged Python, C, and x86 assembly for custom analysis and scripts.
- Traced adversary attack chains across networks and information systems, analyzing AWS CloudTrail and Windows/Linux events using Splunk.
- Created incident reports aligned with NIST and MITRE ATT&CK frameworks, collaborating in a five-person team to deliver technical findings and executive level summaries.
Java Programming TutorKaty Stem Academy LLC
January 2025 - April 2025
- Taught introductory Java concepts to secondary school students across two curricula.
- Provided individualized feedback and encouraged diverse problem-solving approaches to build coding fluency.
- Designed lecture content, practical lab exercises, and practice quizzes to improve retention and academic performance.
Undergraduate ResearcherUniversity of Texas at Austin - Freshman Research Initiative (FRI)
January 2025 - May 2025
- Developed AI and ROS2 nodes in a Linux CLI environment using C++ and Python.
- Built color-based blob detection for object tracking in robot vision using OpenCV and PyTorch.
- Researched and deployed LLM backed autonomous service robot for library book search and user navigation.
SEC401: Security Essentials - Network, Endpoint, and CloudJune 2023 - July 2023
I’ve completed SEC401, offered by SANS, in pursuit of the GSEC certification.
This course covers a broad number of topics within the industry including, but not limited
to, cloud fundamentals, Windows security, defendible network, etc.
- Provided by National Cyber Scholarship Foundation
SANS Foundations: Computers, Technology and SecurityJune 2021 - September 2021
I have taken the SANS Foundations course offered by SANS Institute which helped me learn
the core aspects of cybersecurity such as offensive/defensive security, forensics, programming,
and more.
- Provided by National Cyber Scholarship Foundation
Freecodecamp (FCC)June 22 - Present
I have earned the certificate for
Scientific Computing with Python. I’ve done about 300
hours of coursework (according to FCC) and have completed 5 projects involving Python along the way.
At the moment, I’m working towards their Front-end development course.
