About Me

I started as an Associate Security Analyst, drawn to the quiet work of making sense of noise. Day by day, I learned how adversaries leave shadows — fragments in alerts and logs that only become meaningful when you connect them with context and evidence. That experience shaped how I think: patient, curious, and grounded in what the data can prove.

Today, I work as an Associate Cyber Threat Detection Engineer. I build and maintain SIEM detections that bring hidden behavior into the light, then keep them healthy over time — tuning thresholds, refining logic, and automating what should be repeatable. I care about detections that are not only clever, but reliable: the kind you can trust when it matters.