My interest in cybersecurity began at a local internet café, where I taught myself programming and watched firsthand how easily regular users and small businesses could fall victim to digital threats and identity theft. Driven by curiosity and a strong foundation in mathematics and logic, I began writing code in Python and JavaScript to understand how systems operate, and, crucially, how adversaries find ways to break them.
Over the past ten years as a U.S. Army officer, I have managed security operations, cross-functional teams, and millions of dollars in mission-critical equipment across domestic and international environments. Whether coordinating presidential protection sweeps alongside the U.S. Secret Service, leading tactical units during overseas rotational deployments, or performing operational risk assessments across law enforcement units, I have built a career grounded in discipline, threat mitigation, and high-stakes problem-solving.
I hold a Master of Science in Cybersecurity from Pace University, where I expanded my hands-on technical capabilities across network exploitation, security analysis, digital forensics, and cloud infrastructure. Today, I bridge the gap between physical and digital security, applying an adversarial mindset to identify systemic vulnerabilities before malicious actors can exploit them.