Audience
Recruiters, instructors, hiring managers, and technical reviewers who need to quickly understand systems work, security knowledge, and communication ability.
This portfolio highlights The Flapper as a flagship cybersecurity project while also showcasing hands-on experience in server administration, IT help desk support, mini server rack projects, and security-focused lab work.
This website is designed as a portfolio deliverable with multiple sections that present projects, experience, certifications, and skills for academic and professional audiences. It balances informative writing, persuasive framing, and visual organization so the work is easy to understand and professionally appropriate.
Recruiters, instructors, hiring managers, and technical reviewers who need to quickly understand systems work, security knowledge, and communication ability.
Showcase technical depth through projects like The Flapper while connecting that work to real support, administration, and infrastructure experience.
Built as a professional digital presentation that can support a portfolio review, class submission, interview conversation, or project walkthrough.
The projects section centers on applied security and infrastructure work, with The Flapper presented as the main case study and related lab experience included to show breadth.
A desktop security hardening application that combines a React front end, Node/Express backend, and PowerShell automation to audit exposed services, visualize system configuration, and apply workstation mitigations.
This section translates technical background into resume-friendly experience statements and demonstrates the ability to present work clearly for different audiences.
Experience in server administration with exposure to system setup, maintenance, troubleshooting, and infrastructure-focused tasks.
Background in IT help desk work, supporting users, resolving technical issues, and communicating solutions clearly in support environments.
Hands-on work includes infrastructure labs, compliance-oriented environments, virtualization interests, and practical security experimentation.
The skills section combines software, systems, and security strengths with a formal credential to reinforce credibility.
These bullets are tailored for software support, systems administration, and entry-level cybersecurity roles.