Things
I've built.
A mix of security tooling, competition work, outreach, and infrastructure. Tap any card to expand it, or jump straight in with a link like projects.html#redready.
01 RedReady In development Show moreShow less▾
An open-source pre-engagement OPSEC validation scanner for red team operators.
Checks infrastructure and tradecraft hygiene before an engagement goes live. This is the project most central to how I think about offensive security, tied directly to my path toward the Army's Cyber Warfare Officer branch.
02 CyberAero Team Leader Show moreShow less▾
ERAU's outreach CTF that introduces high schoolers to cybersecurity, 2026 theme: SPACELINK.
An ERAU Undergraduate Research Institute project. I'm a Team Leader, managing funding, media, and the developer team, and I'll step up to Head Team Leader in Spring 2027. As a developer in 2025, I built a network forensics challenge where students had to identify a network attack, using GNS3, Wireshark, and supporting scripts.
03 AstroSec Developer, 2026 Show moreShow less▾
A sister outreach CTF to CyberAero, aimed at the same goal: getting students interested in cyber.
I built the 2026 challenge, similar to my CyberAero forensics challenge, but with the problems layered into each other and encryption worked in.
04 Cyber Rodeo & ERAU-NASA-NSF CTF 2nd place, team Show moreShow less▾
Competitive CTF play on both ends of ERAU: Daytona Beach and Prescott.
Cyber Rodeo is ERAU Daytona Beach's NASA-NSF CTF. The ERAU-NASA-NSF CTF here in Prescott is that same event's Prescott counterpart, run by ERAU's AISAC (Aviation ISAC) with industry partners. I competed in Cyber Rodeo as a sophomore on a team that placed 2nd overall, personally scoring the most points on the team. In the Prescott event I competed solo and placed top 10.
05 FBLA National Case Competition 2nd, Nationals Show moreShow less▾
Computer Science case event at FBLA Nationals, placed 2nd.
Our team built a tool for safely integrating AI-produced code into naval design work at NSWC Carderock.
06 Minecraft Plugins Built Show moreShow less▾
A couple of custom plugins developed for the Minecraft servers running on my homelab.
A lighter side project alongside the security work, built and hosted on the same PowerEdge R640 that runs the rest of my homelab.
07 Self-Hosted Agents In development Show moreShow less▾
Deploying self-hosted AI agents to assist with my day-to-day activities.
Running on my own infrastructure rather than a third-party service, giving me full control over the data and the setup.
08 Homelab Operational Show moreShow less▾
A Dell PowerEdge R640 running local AI, sync, and network services.
Dual Xeon Gold 6138 processors and 128GB of RAM, running local AI inference through Ollama and Open WebUI, alongside Minecraft servers, Syncthing, and a Samba-based NAS. The proving ground for most of what ends up on this site.
09 Guardian Built Show moreShow less▾
An Android accountability app built with Claude API integration.
A break from security work into applied AI and mobile development.
10 Malware Analysis Case Studies Academic Show moreShow less▾
Reverse-engineering and behavioral analysis of real-world malware families.
Covered RedLine Stealer, Cerber, DarkComet, WannaCry, HelloKitty, and Agent Tesla, using Ghidra, IDA Pro, and sandboxed detonation (Cuckoo, ANY.RUN, Hybrid Analysis), alongside pcap, FTP, and SSH log investigation.