Computer Science @ UTSA • Systems • Security • Engineering
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I am a Computer Science student at the University of Texas at San Antonio with a strong interest in building, understanding, and securing real systems. My technical foundation is rooted in low-level systems, Linux/UNIX environments, C programming, networking, and security engineering.
What draws me to this field is working close to real system behavior. I enjoy building systems, inspecting failures, and understanding how software, operating systems, and networks interact in practice.
I am a rising graduate and early in my professional career, but highly motivated to learn through hands-on experience. I value environments that encourage curiosity, mentorship, and deep technical thinking, where I can grow professionally while taking on meaningful challenges.
A multi-stage academic project analyzing memory corruption behavior across 32-bit and 64-bit Linux systems. Emphasis was on architectural reasoning, controlled experiments, and mitigation-aware analysis rather than exploit automation.
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Hands-on work using tools like Wireshark and Nmap to understand network behavior, investigate activity, and document findings.