Summary
Software Engineer with 3 years of experience, specializing in cybersecurity.
Security conference speaker, open-source software contributor, and AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner well-versed in developing cloud-native software solutions. Passionate about cybersecurity and experienced in writing software that protects companies from threats across the attack surface.
Seeking a role as a software engineer within a security department.
Technical Skills
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Languages
Python, Go, SQL, C / C++, Shell Scripts (Bash & Zsh), JavaScript, Node.js, Java -
Cloud Service Providers
Amazon Web Services (AWS), Google Cloud Platform (GCP), Microsoft Azure -
Frameworks & Technologies
Docker, Kubernetes, React.js, TypeScript
Professional Experience
Intuit
Software Engineer 2
Mountain View, CA
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Featured as a speaker at
R3DC0N, Intuit's annual cybersecurity conference, leading a presentation on password‑cracking to over 100 employees in attendance, the 2nd highest turnout among the 10+ talks held - Developed a serverless cloud‑native network enumerator, written in Go and Python, which continuously monitors Intuit's attack surface, discovers vulnerabilities, and identifies potential exploits on live services, ultimately making it easier and faster to resolve security issues across the enterprise, reducing average time‑to‑resolution by 40%
- Designed and implemented a full‑stack web application, written in JavaScript, Node.js, React.js, Python, and SQL, capable of generating visualizations of cyberattacks taking place on Intuit's cloud infrastructure, which helped security analysts more easily identify patterns and discover trends in adversarial behavior
- Created a microservice to help identify security misconfigurations in public‑key infrastructure (PKI), which collects DNS records and SSL/TLS certificates, and checks for instances of certificate mis‑issuance on hosts within Intuit's attack surface
- Led an initiative to secure Role Based Access Control (RBAC) systems to adhere to the principle of least privilege (PoLP), introducing restrictions across overly permissive roles within Identity and Access Management (IAM) services
Intuit
Software Engineer Intern
Mountain View, CA
- Created back‑end microservices to increase operational efficiency, including an asset attribution API, a data ingestion pipeline, an RSA cryptographic key renewal service, and a compromised password scanner
- Optimized the build process for Docker images, reducing the size of containers by 70%, and increasing the speed of builds by 300%
- Automated the deployment and distribution of updates to Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) machine images, freeing up 10+ hours of developer time per week, eliminating the need for manual intervention, and reducing the risk of human error
Education
University of Southern California
Los Angeles, CA
Bachelor of Science — Computer Science
Viterbi College of Engineering