Overview
Technical skills
Timeline
Monitored and maintained laptops and other hardware devices to ensure optimal performance and functionality. Conducted regular inspections, updates, and troubleshooting of hardware to minimize downtime and enhance productivity. Provided technical support for end-users, addressing issues related to device performance and connectivity. Ensured proper inventory management and documentation of hardware assets. Collaborated with the IT team to implement security measures and maintain the integrity of devices across the organization. Demonstrated attention to detail and a proactive approach to identifying and resolving technical issues, contributing to the smooth operation of organizational IT systems.
Contributed to the design, implementation, and maintenance of power systems and infrastructure for various projects. Assisted in engineering consulting for power installations, including the design and assembly of electrical panels and systems to meet client specifications. Played a key role in switchyard coupling, ensuring seamless integration and functionality of high-voltage power components. Supported the assembly and configuration of electrical panels, adhering to industry standards and safety protocols. Collaborated with cross-disciplinary teams to deliver projects on time and within budget, enhancing technical expertise in power systems and ensuring reliable and efficient energy distribution.
Red Hat
Debian
Windows Server
Configuration Management
- Develop and harden host detection tooling and patch automation for Windows and Linux, focusing on robust logging and graceful shutdown when running as a long-lived service
- Integrate alerts with a real alerting/incident system such as Alertmanager, PagerDuty, or a SIEM to replace Write-Host and ad-hoc Send-Alert behavior
- Migrate ad-hoc scripts into scheduled services or configuration management pipelines (for example systemd/Task Scheduler or Ansible) and add structured logging and simple unit/integration tests
- Add safe deployment and rollback practices such as staging runs, dry-run modes, and explicit reboot gating with operator approval
Wireshark
Nmap
Wazuh
Microsoft Sentinel
- Develop small-scale SIEM rule prototypes and parsers that convert the PowerShell detections into structured alerts for a logging backend (e.g., JSON output for ingestion).
- Extend patch automation with safe dry-run modes, idempotent operations, robust logging, and scheduled job integration (Task Scheduler or cron) with proper rollback considerations.
- Integrate secure, authenticated alerting channels (email with TLS, webhook to an API with signing, or a vetted SIEM connector) and add configurable thresholds and noise reduction.
- Add unit and integration tests or simple runbook validation scripts to exercise detection logic and update workflows and to prevent regressions.
