I watch two kinds of signal — packets and prices — and I'm good at telling noise from the thing that matters. Looking for a cybersecurity internship where both instincts pay off.
A Cybersecurity & Economics double major who reads systems the way an analyst reads a market — looking for the anomaly in the stream. I want to put threat analysis, risk thinking, and clean problem-solving to work on a real security team, and keep learning the operational side as I go.
Captured live traffic off my own network, dissected HTTP and DNS down to the protocol level, and hunted for the odd packet — anomalies, misconfigurations, anything that didn't belong.
A first-person-shooter scenario trainer: it replays a moment from a match, freezes it, and quizzes the player on the right read — turning game sense into something you can test and drill.
A social app for reviewing music — log what you're listening to, rate it, and trade opinions with friends. Built around the small joy of arguing about records.
Built and ran an e-commerce business that put me through school — inventory, margins, customers, the whole loop. Where I learned that a system is only as good as the numbers behind it.
Been following the stock market and financial analysis since I was young. Ongoing personal investment research keeps the economics half of my brain sharp — and it's why "read the anomaly" comes naturally.
Community: regular volunteer at a local food pantry, handing out non-perishables to neighbors who need them. Longtime team-sports player — football, basketball, and soccer — which is where most of the reading-the-field instinct started.
Looking for a cybersecurity internship or entry role. The fastest way to reach me is below — I answer.