Skills & Technologies

Primary language for security tools, automation, and backend development.

Building a foundation in object-oriented programming and application development.

Used to build interactive web applications and browser-based tools.

Adding static typing and tooling to web and backend applications.

Writing queries and working with structured relational data.

Structuring accessible and semantic web interfaces.

Styling responsive and user-friendly web interfaces.

Creating reusable component-driven interfaces.

Developing full-stack applications with the App Router.

Building responsive interfaces with utility-first styling.

Building typed REST APIs with validation, documentation, and async support.

Building scalable, modular backend services with dependency injection.

Using a type-safe ORM with schema-driven database modeling and migrations.

Designing relational schemas and writing queries for applications.

Designing structured HTTP APIs for frontend and security applications.

Managing source code, branches, and collaborative workflows.

Hosting code, tracking changes, and collaborating on software projects.

Containerizing applications for consistent development and deployment.

Using Linux development tools alongside a Windows environment.

Visually designing schemas, running queries, and managing MySQL databases.

Testing, documenting, and debugging REST APIs during development.

Working with Linux environments, command-line tools, and services.

Designing workflows that use AI to reduce repetitive tasks.

Collecting and analyzing open-source intelligence for reconnaissance.

Gathering technical information about networks and exposed services.

Identifying open ports and services during controlled assessments.

Analyzing domain name records as part of security reconnaissance.

Discovering subdomains to map an organization’s attack surface.

Parsing application and web server logs to identify suspicious activity.

Identifying suspicious activity in logs and security events.

Detecting unauthorized changes to files through baseline comparison.

Using cryptographic digests to verify file integrity and detect tampering.