About

I took an unconventional path into tech—I didn't start programming until after college. My background is in Psychology and Political Science, and for a while, I thought I'd become a lawyer.
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That is, until I started prepping for law school.
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The endless studying and courtroom negotiations didn't excite me the way I'd hoped. I wanted something hands-on, something where I could think critically, solve complex problems, and build solutions that made an impact. That's when I discovered coding, and I dove in headfirst. I started with general programming, building projects like a weather app and this website, but I found myself drawn to cybersecurity.
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Now, I'm focused on securing systems and analyzing vulnerabilities. I've been developing my skills in Python, network security, and threat analysis, and I'm eager to apply them to real-world security challenges. I'm looking for a role where I can help protect organizations and strengthen their defenses.