Comprehensive summary of qualifications, education, and experience in cybercrime investigation and digital forensics.
Last updated: January 2024
Cybersecurity student specializing in cybercrime investigation and digital forensics with a strong foundation in electrical engineering. Demonstrated capability in evidence analysis, network traffic examination, endpoint artifact interpretation, and incident reconstruction through academic training and simulated investigations.
Methodical approach to forensic investigations with emphasis on evidence preservation, chain of custody procedures, and comprehensive documentation. Seeking opportunities in federal law enforcement, digital forensics laboratories, and cybersecurity consulting positions.
Expected Graduation: 2026
Comprehensive cybersecurity program with focus on digital forensics, incident response, and evidence analysis. Strong foundation in electrical engineering principles providing technical depth in computer architecture and networking.
Academic Training • 2023 - Present
Conducted simulated forensic investigations including network intrusion analysis, endpoint malware detection, memory forensics, and OSINT-assisted investigations. All cases follow proper forensic methodology and chain of custody procedures.
Academic Position • 2023 - Present
Assist in maintaining cybersecurity laboratory environment, prepare forensic analysis exercises, and provide technical support for digital forensics coursework.
Comprehensive investigation of simulated network intrusion involving data exfiltration attempts. Analyzed 2.3GB of packet capture data, identified attack vector, and reconstructed timeline of events.
Forensic examination of compromised endpoint revealing persistent malware artifacts. Conducted disk image analysis, registry examination, and artifact recovery.
Scheduled Q2 2024
In Progress
Available for federal contractor positions, law enforcement internships, and digital forensics laboratory opportunities