Building toward a career in cybersecurity.

My Path

As a kid, I spent a lot of time playing video games, from the GameCube to PC gaming. That early interest sparked my curiosity about technology and shaped my plan to go to college for computer science. I followed that plan at La Salle University, graduating in May 2026 with a B.S. in Computer Science and Information Technology and a minor in Mathematics. That combination gave me experience across application development, data, networks, infrastructure, and analytical problem solving.

Undergraduate research introduced me to cybersecurity through generative AI, ethical hacking education, social engineering, and security automation. I am now extending that research foundation through a Windows domain lab spanning Active Directory, DNS, AGDLP, Group Policy, access validation, event investigation, PowerShell telemetry, and baseline hardening.

Education

• M.S. Cybersecurity, La Salle University, expected May 2027. Graduate GPA: 4.0 / 4.0.
• B.S. Computer Science and Information Technology, minor in Mathematics, La Salle University, May 2026.
• High School Diploma, Father Judge High School, June 2022.

Technical Toolkit

Experience

• IT Help Desk Tier 1 Support — La Salle University, 2026-Present.
• AI and Security Research — La Salle University, 2024-2025.
• Research Staff Member — TCBMe Foundation, 2024-2025.
• Treasurer — La Salle Computer Science Programming Team, 2022-2026.
• Mathematics Instructor — Inn Dwelling, 2023-2026.
• Dietary Aide — Missionary Servants of the Most Blessed Trinity, 2023-Present.

Outside the Lab

I grew up playing Nintendo games and still enjoy gaming, especially VALORANT, Minecraft, and everything Mario. I also follow soccer, collect older consoles, travel whenever I can, study Japanese, and have developed a growing interest in fashion. Those interests show up in the things I build, including LRG, my team composition planning tool.