About

I am an Offensive Security Researcher specializing in 👾 Exploit Development, 🧩 Reverse Engineering, and 🦠 Malware Analysis. With my MS in Cybersecurity from New York University's Tandon School of Engineering (2024) and BS in Cyber Operations from Dakota State University (2018), I've built a foundation that combines academic rigor with hands-on technical expertise.

My professional focus centers on uncovering system vulnerabilities, developing proof-of-concept exploits, and reverse engineering complex software to understand its inner workings. I approach security challenges by balancing methodical analysis with creative problem-solving, allowing me to adapt to the constantly evolving threat landscape. I've maintained industry-recognized certifications including GREM, SSCP, CySA+, and BTL1, demonstrating my technical proficiency across multiple security domains.

Beyond my research, I actively participate in Capture The Flag (CTF) competitions to sharpen my exploit development and reverse engineering skills. When I'm not dissecting code, I enjoy quality time with my family, watching movies, and gaming—activities that provide the balance I need for sustained creativity in my security research work.