Cyber Security Clinic StudentTexas Cyber Security Clinic
August 2025 - Present
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.
