National Cyber League Competition

As a member of APSU's cybersecurity club I participated in a NCL competition. We were tasked with a large amount of real world offensive security practices, and were given a rank and grade. Of the 3634 groups that participated our small team ranked 613, placing us in the 45th percentile on our first ever attempt. 

As a major leader for the group in this competition I structured the team based on our strengths. This led me to do the OSINT, Cryptography, Password Cracking, and Log Analysis sections. During this 3 day competition I gained valuable terminal, Kali Linux, bash code, problem solving, and communication skills that I continue to build upon. Most notably this experience and my training prior to the competition taught me how to very quickly process problems and find solutions whether just based on my own information or utilizing my tools such as blogs, Kali Linux Apps, or a peer.

Web Development course projects

Git/Github personal learning project

comp tia Sec+ studying

Using Jason Dion's study materials alongside other resources, I have been spending time studying for the CompTia Sec+ exam. This process has strengthened my studying and research skills while growing my knowledge of core security concepts and practices.

Website development

As an employee/member of Next Gen Services LLC, a now out-of-commission landscaping business, I made a website which handled customer invoices, questions, and scheduling. 

APSU research paper submitted to and acccepted by DSI

personal projects

In the research stage, I have a Quant financial system I plan to complete before my graduation. It will function as my personal senior capstone, alongside being a useful and impressive project to grow myself financially, academically, and professionally.

I previously developed