Projects

Solving documentation debt in collaborative penetration testing.

Built to facilitate seamless handoffs between testers. projectKepler allows users to tag endpoints as vulnerable, safe, or "needs investigation" directly within Burp Suite's proxy. The goal was to prevent redundant testing and create a shared understanding of what's been covered—a common pain point in team-based engagements.

Security-first homelab orchestration.

This stack maintains the local fallback for the website you're reading. The public site is built with Astro for zero-JS static generation and deployed to Cloudflare Pages, while the Docker/Bun path remains available on localhost as a backup. Cloudflare Tunnels still provide zero-trust, localhost-only exposure for the broader lab, keeping the public attack surface small.

A UI/UX experiment in threat intelligence visualization.

A proof-of-concept platform built to explore Next.js 16 and Tailwind CSS 4. While it functions as a simple OSINT lookup tool for AbuseIPDB and AlienVault OTX, its primary purpose was an exploration of modern frontend architecture—specifically, real-time data streaming with Server-Sent Events (SSE) and schema management with Drizzle ORM.

Certifications

Professional certifications currently in progress.

Collegiate Penetration Testing Competition (CPTC)

Former Team Captain for Tennessee Tech's CyberEagles

As team captain, I led strategy, technical execution, and client-facing presentations in a simulated, real-world penetration testing engagement against live enterprise networks. This competition was a premier event for developing and demonstrating practical offensive security skills.