Cybersecurity Professional
Navigate the digital landscape with confidence
I am a cybersecurity professional who likes technology, works well with people, and finishes what I start. My foundation is cloud computing, IT, and security—and I care about how those systems hold up when real risk, policy, and teams are involved.
I earned my B.S. in Cloud Computing from Western Governors University and begin Georgia Institute of Technology's M.S. in Cybersecurity, Policy track, in Spring 2027. Alongside graduate study, I am building depth in networking with the CCNA path in view.
On this site you will find independent projects and writing that show how I learn, collaborate, and deliver—clear work, completed end to end.
M.S. Cybersecurity, PolicyGeorgia Tech · Spring 2027
B.S. Cloud ComputingWestern Governors University, 2026
As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another. — Proverbs 27:17
Degrees and coursework that build a long-term foundation in cybersecurity, cloud, and secure systems.
M.S. in Cybersecurity
Policy track. The graduate path that signals serious, long-term work in security, risk, and technology leadership.
Specialization in Amazon Web Services
Coursework focused on how computer systems connect and communicate, and how cloud platforms like Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure support real businesses. I learned the essentials of building reliable networks, protecting data, and creating cloud environments that keep modern applications running without interruption.
Learned the basics of how digital security works, including how information is protected when stored or sent, and what makes encryption reliable.
Built Python scripts to automate repetitive IT tasks, work with files and structured data, and connect to online services to improve efficiency and consistency.
Learned how computer networks function and how organizations manage security risk, including common threats, baseline controls, and practical security best practices.
Developed PowerShell scripts to automate routine system tasks, validate inputs, handle failures cleanly, and generate clear output so work is repeatable and easy to audit.
GitHub Activity
Development contributions and coding activity
Industry certifications across security, cloud, and IT governance.
CompTIA is a well-known nonprofit that creates vendor-neutral IT and cybersecurity certifications. Employers worldwide use them as a trusted signal that someone has proven technical skills—not just a job title.
CompTIA certificationsAmazon Web Services (AWS) is the world's largest cloud computing platform—the infrastructure many companies use to run websites, apps, and data securely online. AWS certifications are widely recognized proof of real cloud skill.
Amazon Web Services certificationsIndependent projects in security operations, secure access, cloud and automation.
Security event data arrives from several sources in inconsistent formats, which slows investigation.
A Python parser that ingests logs, normalizes timestamps into a single timeline, and extracts indicators of compromise: IP addresses, domains, file hashes and usernames.
A chronological, SIEM-ready view of an incident, validated against sample datasets, with edge cases and limitations documented.
Remote users need encrypted access to private cloud resources without exposing those resources to the internet.
A Client VPN endpoint with certificate-based TLS authentication, Active Directory for identity, and scoped routes and security groups.
A tested, encrypted remote-access path in which every connection is tied to a verified identity.
A menu-driven tool that lets junior administrators run health checks, monitor processes and resources, and generate file reports safely, without editing scripts.
Automated build, container packaging and deployment from commit to running service, using CodeCommit, CodeBuild, ECR, ECS on Fargate and CodePipeline.
Ubuntu and Apache on EC2 with TLS, restricted security groups, an Elastic IP and a regular patching routine.
Writing and code that document how I learn and work in cybersecurity.
Articles on cybersecurity, cloud, and professional growth—clear takeaways from study and practice.
Read on MediumRepositories focused on Python, Amazon Web Services, PowerShell, and identity & access work.
View on GitHubOccasional notes on cybersecurity concepts, career lessons, and what I am learning along the way.
“But seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well.”