My background combines network security coursework, wireless research, practical troubleshooting, and software work. I am especially interested in areas where protocol-level understanding and clear communication meet.
Across my work, the strongest thread is the overlap between coursework, experimentation, and communication.
Wireless Network Security, Network Protocols and Security, Data Security and Privacy, and Adversarial Thinking directly support the way I approach LTE work, traffic analysis, and the current TCP/IP stack teaching project.
Operating Systems, Software Development Practices, Data Structures, Algorithms, and Computer Organization built a foundation for writing cleaner code, debugging faster, and understanding how system behavior affects security work.
I am especially interested in work that combines wireless security research, protocol-level analysis, and technically accurate communication for students, teams, or public-facing audiences.
I updated this section to reflect my current resume rather than an older, narrower snapshot of my work.
These roles are where I built a lot of my hands-on troubleshooting habits and delivery discipline.