ABOUT ME
I'm a cybersecurity and software engineer with a background in full-stack development, application security, networking and infrastructure.
What interests me most is the space between those disciplines: how applications are built, how they communicate, how they are deployed, and how they can be secured.
BACKGROUND
My software-engineering foundation came from studying data engineering and working with full-stack application development. My bachelor project involved developing a complete web application with a .NET backend, React frontend, MongoDB and enterprise identity integration.
During my studies I became increasingly interested in what happens behind the application layer — networks, authentication, attack paths, monitoring and the decisions involved in protecting real systems.
That interest led me to continue into a master's degree in cybersecurity.
My master's work focused on application-embedded defense: building a working prototype that analysed structured business data before it reached a protected application and routed suspicious requests into different defensive response paths.
Explore the thesis →A large part of how I learn is through my homelab. I run my own storage, containers, DNS, VPN, reverse proxy, cloud services and home-automation infrastructure.
It gives me an environment where I can experiment with networking, Linux, deployment and security using services I actually rely on.
Explore the homelab →HOW I WORK
I understand technologies best when I can deploy them, break them, troubleshoot them and see how they behave in a real environment.
I like following a system from the frontend through APIs, networks, infrastructure and security controls instead of treating each layer as completely separate.
If something needs to be performed repeatedly, I prefer turning it into a reproducible process through scripts, containers or CI/CD.
Knowing that something works is useful. Understanding why it works, where it can fail and what assumptions it depends on is much more valuable.
TOOLKIT
Not an exhaustive list — just the technologies and areas that best represent the work shown throughout this portfolio.
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