01Mission
Why this mode exists
I build software for a living and study how networks fail and how systems stay honest. Recruiter mode is the ops side of my work — programming craft, networking fundamentals, and a cybersecurity path aimed at SOC.
02Stack
Capabilities
Programming, networking, and defense — product-clear skills, not a sticker sheet.
Production web work with type-safe React/Next stacks — clean interfaces, fast loads, and systems that survive contact with real users.
How packets move, where trust boundaries sit, and how to troubleshoot when the path breaks — study + lab, not slideware.
Threat models, least privilege, and hands-on labs. Long-term aim: SOC analyst — short-term: secure defaults in everything I ship.
03Credentials
Credentials
Vendor-backed credentials and labs — the stack I'm building toward SOC.
Core path
Credential ladder toward SOC readiness.
Labs
Hands-on range time alongside the cert path.
On the horizon
Optional next credentials after the core path.
04Log
Background
01
Client websites and web apps — scoping, building, and shipping with an eye for performance, accessibility, and maintainable code.
02
Support and systems thinking: diagnose under pressure, document clearly, and treat infrastructure as something that must keep running.
03
Hands-on practice on TryHackMe and personal labs — recon, privilege boundaries, and the habits that turn theory into muscle memory.
05Passion
Focus
I'm building toward SOC: CompTIA core, ISC2 and Azure foundations, plus TryHackMe labs for muscle memory. Optional CySA+, Microsoft security, and Linux+ sit further out.
That path sits next to real programming work. The crossover is the point: I can ship software and still speak fluently about trust boundaries, packets, and incident mindset.
06Profile
Profile
Web developer by trade. Network and security student by obsession. Comfortable in the editor, the wire, and the lab.
I ship client work with modern frontend stacks, then go deeper on how systems connect and how attackers think. If you need someone who can talk product and packets in the same conversation — that's the brief.
07Contact
Contact
Roles, labs, networking chats, or how programming and security meet in my work — drop a line.
