I graduated with a B.S. in computer science, summa cum laude, from the University of Cincinnati in 2020 and an M.S. in computer science, with honors, from Johns Hopkins University in 2022.
I have a passion for programming and focus on cyber. Most of my practical experience is done through Python, C, and C++. Some of my personal projects can be found on my GitHub. I am also a basic member of the Python Software Foundation.
I actively participate in CTF, or Capture the Flag, events. These competitions involve "hacking" in some sort with topics include reverse engineering, cryptography, stegonography, binary exploitation, web exploitation, forensics, and more.
My favorite site to practice on is Hack the Box. I have achieved the "Elite Hacker" rank with seventeen boxes owned and over fifty challenges completed.
I have also begun to post write-ups of CTF challenges I have completed on my GitHub for the Codebreaker Challenge and retired HTB machines.
Completed all challenges.
2nd place with Cyber@UC.
1st place among a dozen teams.
Completed all 8 tasks. First ever UC student to complete the Codebreaker Challenge.
1st place with Cyber@UC.
2nd place among a dozen teams.
I regularly contribute to various projects including my own and others. Through my personal projects, I aim to make the lives of other developer's easier. When I work on external projects, I leverage my knowledge, especially with Python, in order to help fix bugs or develop new features.
macOS command-line utility to limit max battery charge.
Dark theme installer script for Ghidra.
Simple Python API to interact with Dexcom Share service.
Auditing and relabeling cross-distribution Linux wheels.