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Published security researcher with two CVEs. Notre Dame CS '29. Building open-source tools used by thousands of developers.
// about
I'm a cybersecurity-focused Computer Science student at the University of Notre Dame (Class of 2029) and a published security researcher with two CVEs to my name. My open-source tools have been adopted by hundreds of developers with 14K+ downloads.
I co-founded Phoenix Fire Labs, building autonomous wildfire monitoring systems, and I'm co-founding a stealth AI startup. From Cisco-certified ethical hacking to healthcare data platforms, my work spans the intersection of security, AI, and real-world impact.
Beyond tech, I volunteer as a medical assistant with Wound Walk on Skid Row, play club volleyball at Notre Dame, create award-winning 3D animated films, and am active in Cyber Club, Wall Street Club, and the UAV Club.
// experience
Co-Founder
Developing Prometheus — an autonomous wildfire monitoring system using computer vision and drone integration for real-time detection and tracking to assist firefighting efforts.
Co-Founder
Building innovative solutions at the intersection of artificial intelligence and practical applications. Details coming soon.
Information Security Intern
Ran scoped Nmap and packet-capture investigations surfacing misconfigurations. Troubleshot production connectivity across VPN, SSH, VLANs, ACLs, and iptables. Monitored Kubernetes service health and contributed to Terraform workflow reviews.
Project Intern
Spearheaded data integration project to standardize and analyze eligibility data for a healthcare company serving Native American tribes. Delivered back-end platform integrated with CRM and designed UI/UX.
AI Software Developer
Independently developed an intelligent chatbot enabling seamless communication and real-time access to company data from Freshdesk and Salesforce.
// projects
Open-source tools, security research, and software spanning cybersecurity, AI, and developer tooling.
// security_research
ACTIVEPublished researcher practicing responsible disclosure. Discovered critical access control vulnerabilities in the Splashin iOS application — used by students nationwide for Senior Assassin.
Backend fails to enforce 600-second update interval restriction for free-tier users. Direct API calls retrieve current location data at arbitrary intervals, enabling real-time tracking without premium subscription.
Location-request feature, exclusively marketed as premium, lacks server-side subscription validation. Free users can force targets to update their location immediately via push notification.
// education
BA, Computer Science
Freshman in St. Edward's Hall. Pursuing a Bachelor's in Computer Science with a focus on cybersecurity and artificial intelligence.
Los Angeles, CA
// contact
Interested in cybersecurity, AI, or collaboration? I'd love to hear from you.