I am completing a B.S. in Cybersecurity at Southern Utah University. Classroom work gives me a foundation, and practical projects help me understand how those ideas behave in real environments.
My professional path began in campus IT support, where I worked across Windows and macOS endpoints, identity platforms, classroom technology, and day-to-day troubleshooting. I later moved into information security, adding alert investigation, endpoint security, monitoring infrastructure, and Linux administration to that support background.
Outside of work and coursework, I have served as president of the SUU Cybersecurity Club. Organizing technical workshops and student activities has reinforced the value of clear communication, preparation, and making technical topics approachable.
I also enjoy experimenting with Linux, networking, local AI, and self-hosted infrastructure in a personal lab. Writing is part of that process: documenting what worked, what failed, and what I would do differently turns an isolated fix into something reusable.
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