Vulnerability Management @ College Board

I'm a Computer Science graduate from the University of Michigan, now working in Vulnerability Management at the College Board. My professional interests lie in the field of cybersecurity, particularly security engineering.
During my time at Michigan, I was a member of Zeta Pi and WolvSec. I was also a part of Michigan's team in MITRE's eCTF competition, where we placed 6th overall securing a hypothetical chip foundry.
Before graduating, I interned as a Security Analyst at Ruoff Mortgage in Indiana. I earned my Security+ along the way.
Worked with a 19-person Michigan team (via WolvSec) to design and implement a secure Hardware Security Module system for a hypothetical chip foundry, placing 6th out of the whole competition. I focused on the encryption schemes and the PIN/pepper authentication system. Notable design wins I helped work on:
Built a home network infrastructure using a Raspberry Pi running Pi-hole for network-wide ad blocking and custom DNS/DHCP services. Configured WireGuard VPN for secure remote access, enabling encrypted connections to my home network and cross-platform access between devices for security research and development. I run a Windows workstation with VMware to manage multiple virtual machines for lab environments and testing.
I worked with a team to build a Flask + SQLAlchemy REST API backend for a Czech startup’s language-learning platform, connected to a hosted PostgreSQL database. The app helps students practice and improve language skills through AI-powered conversation. I implemented core features for managing learning content and user enrollment workflows. The system also tracks student progress and activity to support reporting and insights. To improve reliability, I added system logging and database health-check endpoints. I also was the main communicator with the client, gathering requirements and providing updates on our progress.
Outside of tech, I enjoy ceramics, cooking, hiking, staying active, electronic music, and movies. Check out my Letterboxd