Computer Science / 2026
I build, secure, and explain technical systems.
Work / 01—03
Things I’ve built.
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Production software / Live scoring
Performance, score integrity, and usability work inside a live production product with match-driven traffic.
Seasonal audience of 150,000+ / live meet windows
Evidence: live system + testing artifacts →
AVAC Tennis Enrollment Assistant
Python / Selenium / Windows desktop app
A staff-ready application for enrollment, waitlist, and attendance work—built around safe matching, focused audits, and explicit human review.
Used by tennis schedulers and staff / supervised monthly workflow
Evidence: 31 passing tests + privacy safeguards →
ClosetCast
Electron / RTSP / Windows automation
A purpose-built Electron kiosk that coordinates five cameras, daily modes, household context, and resilient service recovery.
Daily household display / older Windows laptop
Evidence: repository + deployment and test paths →
Reading / Ongoing
Books.
01Cybersecurity First PrinciplesRick Howard / Security strategy
02UltralearningScott H. Young / Learning systems
03The Mom TestRob Fitzpatrick / Customer discovery
04Atomic HabitsJames Clear / Habits and systems
Security / Hands-on
Security labs.
Read notes ↗︎
Wazuh + HAL9000 / Home SOC lab
Pi-hole investigation / Networking lab
Linux process and network investigation / Practice
How I began training to become a great cybersecurity engineer.
About / San Jose
Friendly nerd.
I’m a high-level thinker with a brain that rarely turns off. People who know me describe me as deeply logical, and I’m always turning over the hardest questions I can find: Einstein’s theory of relativity, how little we understand about the universe, infinity, artificial intelligence, and quantum computing. I’m comfortable thinking where the answers are incomplete. Ask me about any of it—I would genuinely love to tell you where my mind has been lately.
Why SJSU?A full scholarship. Easy choice.
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