My Story
I was born and raised in Florida and have always been interested in understanding how systems work underneath the surface.
That curiosity led me toward information technology because modern organizations depend on systems that are configured correctly,
maintained carefully, documented clearly, and secured properly.
During my senior year of high school, I enlisted in the United States Marine Corps Reserve. My experience as an All-Source
Intelligence Analyst and Ground Sensor Operator shaped the way I approach technical work: stay disciplined, verify information,
communicate clearly, maintain accurate records, and remain dependable when details matter.
At UCF, I chose Information Technology because I wanted a practical, hands-on path into technical work. I enjoy projects where I can
build something real, test it, troubleshoot problems, document the process, and improve the final result. My portfolio includes
Cisco Packet Tracer network designs, a laptop-based Ubuntu Server/NAS homelab, Java programming projects, and Project Hines,
a long-term WWII flight logbook digitization project.
I am currently building toward roles in IT support, desktop support, network support, junior systems administration, and security-focused
operations. Long term, I want to grow into technical roles where troubleshooting, infrastructure, networking, documentation, and steady
execution are central to the work.