Software Developer · Security & Identity
This is a collection of things I've built, problems I've worked through, and ideas I'm exploring.
About
I’m a software developer with a background in security. I like figuring out how things work and building software that makes them work better. Sometimes that means developing an application around a team’s needs; other times, it means connecting existing systems so people can spend less time working around them.
My work at Solidigm and the University of California has put that approach into practice in identity and security operations. I’ve built internal applications and helped teams make sense of fragmented information and move through security investigations faster. Working in security has shaped how I approach software: thinking about how it will be used, what can go wrong, and how people will maintain it.
Outside of work, I like visiting national parks and tinkering with home automation. I’m usually building something, whether it solves a small everyday problem or gives me a reason to learn. The projects here are a mix of both.
I build tools to inspect model execution, ground documents in evidence, and bring security checks into daily development.
Learning & instrumentation
A learning project where I recorded part of a local model run and built a viewer for the tokens, vector magnitudes, routing weights, and output scores.
I added the capture hooks, wrote checks for the recorded data, and built the viewer.
Recorded investigation · Working viewer
Explore the projectDocument tooling & local models
A résumé and cover-letter workflow that proposes edits to selected text, checks the format, shows a diff, and builds a PDF for review.
I built the workflow around marked LaTeX sections, structured edit proposals, targeted checks, diff review, and PDF compilation.
Public legacy source · Private successor
Explore the projectOpen-source developer tooling
Local secret scanning and static analysis for solo builders, small teams, and people working with coding agents. It runs before code leaves the machine through a Git push.
I added parallel checks, normalized and deduplicated findings, and Git-hook integration around Gitleaks and Semgrep.
Open source · v0.1.2
Explore the projectI also build software for my own day-to-day workflows.
I built the SwiftUI client and integration backend, connecting home controls and camera history in one application.
I built the native capture and search app, separating permanent entry files from the temporary indexes that make them fast to find.
I built the capture and validation workflow, plus a read-only reader that searches a committed snapshot of the knowledge base.
These are personal projects. My work at Solidigm stays in private company repositories.
Solidigm
I build internal tools and integrations for identity security. My work includes automation for non-human identities and access patterns involving AI agents.
University of California
I built an internal application that brought security and endpoint data together for more than 7,000 devices. I also worked on vulnerability-remediation tools, software inventory, identity infrastructure, and security integrations.
Great Wolf Resorts
I wrote PowerShell and Python automation for Azure administration, user audits, and endpoint security tools including Carbon Black, BitLocker, and Citrix. I used Microsoft Graph and Active Directory to make user and distribution-list management easier, ran company-wide KnowBe4 phishing campaigns, and wrote Rapid7 InsightVM queries for threat detection.
Simple.biz
I built responsive websites in Duda CMS, handled SEO and front-end work, and worked with project managers and clients to solve technical issues.
B.S. Computer Science, CSU Monterey Bay · 4.0 GPA
For my capstone, I built PhishFinder, a Gmail plugin combining AI, natural language processing, and email metadata analysis to help detect AI-generated phishing and teach users what to look for. It won the 2024 Capstone Innovation Award.
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