I am a Cybersecurity Engineering student at Iowa State University with 3+ years of hands-on experience across penetration testing, network and system vulnerability analysis, application development, and public-facing web delivery. My current work sits at the intersection of wireless security, protocol behavior, and practical engineering.
Projects that best represent how I work across wireless security, protocol analysis, and implementation.
I am building this CYBSC/CPRE 5300 project as an interactive teaching resource that maps wireless attacks and defenses across TCP/IP layers through case studies, visual explanations, and structured learning content.
Deployed a full LTE stack with srsRAN, ran controlled throughput testing, simulated RF jamming, and built a UE-side detection script for operational feedback.
Lead co-author work covering methodology, analysis, and countermeasure framing for 5G-related attack vectors, vulnerabilities, and implications for next-generation systems.
I built this portfolio around coursework, lab work, internships, and practical delivery experience, not just resume keywords.
Comfortable across vulnerability analysis, penetration testing, web application security, threat-informed thinking, incident handling support, and standards-driven risk language.
Strong comfort with TCP/IP, routing basics, DNS, DHCP, VPNs, firewalls, wireless security, and LTE or 5G lab concepts including ARA Wireless, srsRAN, and O-RAN environments.
I enjoy building things that explain technical work clearly, whether that means static websites, embedded interfaces, automation scripts, or structured documentation for broader audiences.