MacBook Pro
- Model year
- 2024
- Chip
- Apple M4
- Memory
- 24 GB
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I'm a cybersecurity student at WPI. This is where I keep the projects I'm working on, things I'm learning, and a few interests that have nothing to do with computers.
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The person behind the projects
Second-year cybersecurity student at WPI
I'm in my second year at WPI, studying cybersecurity with a minor in Law and Technology. My homelab is where I try things out; hardware projects give me another way to learn.
Looking for cybersecurity internships
I programmed a Raspberry Pi Pico W to act like a keyboard. When I plug it into a computer with the owner's permission, it types the commands to open my LinkedIn profile or resume.
Here it is running on my Mac: the device sends keystrokes, opens Terminal, and brings up my resume.
The Windows payload opens LinkedIn. On macOS, one payload opens my resume and another opens LinkedIn in the default browser.
A file-based lock keeps the payload off until I enable it. That lets me plug the device in to edit the code without running the payload.
The computer sees a keyboard, even though it's a Pico running my code. Seeing that in practice made device trust and physical access much easier to understand.
This is my place to try out Linux, networking, and self-hosting. I run services with Proxmox and Docker, set things up, and figure out what went wrong when something breaks.
Virtualization and self-hosted services
DNS filtering and remote access
A dashboard and service monitoring
Homarr brings my services together in one dashboard. Uptime Kuma lets me check which ones are up.
Pi-hole handles DNS filtering, and Tailscale gives me remote access to the lab. I set them up myself as part of learning how the systems fit together.


I took apart my PS5 controller and installed an eXtremeRate SPARK kit. It adds back paddles, an OLED display, clicky trigger stops, and ergonomic grips. I also changed the front plate and buttons to custom colors.

I helped write a book about climate change.
In WPI's Great Problems Seminar, I co-wrote three chapters for Climate Lessons: Volume 2. They cover atmospheric science, climate impacts in cities, and public perception.
I worked with three other students and led our research into how people in the U.S. see climate policy. We interviewed experts and ran a campus survey.
We also put our research into a poster presentation. The book is free to read below.
Read the bookWe looked at how people's perceptions of climate conditions shape their attitudes toward climate policy.
About
I like learning by doing: setting up a service, taking hardware apart, or working through a problem until I understand it. That's a big part of why I'm studying cybersecurity.
I'm also interested in politics. My Law and Technology minor, including classes like Cyberlaw, gives me a chance to look at the legal and policy questions around security.
At WPI, I'm involved in Club Golf, Green Team, and Women in Cyber Security.
Find me on LinkedInOff the clock
Golf and video games are my two main hobbies outside cybersecurity. Golf has been a part of my life since high school, and I'm involved in Club Golf at WPI.
When I'm gaming, it's usually Call of Duty or Skate. I also like hiking, basketball, cars, and Star Wars. And I'm a cat person.
My tech
Computers, tools, and things I've built.
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Hardware tool
My Flipper Zero has a Slim Shady IR extender attached.

Something I built
A Pico W programmed to act like a keyboard and open my LinkedIn profile or resume. I wrote the payloads with CircuitPython and Adafruit HID.

The link is for the board. The finished device runs my own code.
Something I rebuilt

I rebuilt my PS5 controller with the eXtremeRate SPARK kit, then added a custom front plate and buttons.
The SPARK link is for the back-paddle kit. My custom front plate and buttons are separate parts.
I built this PC myself in eighth grade. It's still part of my setup, but the GTX 1660 is due for an upgrade soon.

The link shows cards with the same GPU. Board brands and configurations vary.
Education
B.S. Cybersecurity
Minor in Law and Technology
I worked alongside a senior technician on residential and commercial HVAC systems, helping with installation, maintenance, and repairs, including rooftop units and attic ductwork.
I helped visitors in the museum's retail shops and handled checkout during busy shifts.
Contact
I'm looking for a cybersecurity internship. If you have an opportunity, a question about a project, or just want to say hi, send me an email.