SEC
Cybersecurity & Defensive Systems
Hardening, attack-surface reduction, trust boundaries, access control, validation, and defensive decisions tied to how the underlying system actually operates.
Technical Skills
Capability demonstrated through practical work.
Skills are grouped by what I can actually build, troubleshoot, secure, and document — with project evidence attached.
Proof Over Percentages
Skills are more useful when you can inspect the work behind them.
This page avoids arbitrary proficiency bars. Each area connects tools and concepts to projects, writeups, or systems where they were actually used.
SecurityHardening • segmentation • threat awareness • access control
SystemsLinux • servers • services • troubleshooting • self-hosting
DevelopmentHTML • CSS • JavaScript • Python • GDScript • Git
Automation & AICLI workflows • local LLMs • structured prompting • tooling
Core Capability
Technical areas with evidence attached.
LNX
Linux & Infrastructure
Linux workstation and server administration, services, package management, permissions, self-hosting, troubleshooting, recovery, and maintainable day-to-day operation.
NET
Networking & Segmentation
Network architecture, DNS, firewall intent, routing concepts, segmentation, validation, and troubleshooting with explicit trust boundaries.
DEV
Development & Web Systems
Building interfaces, application logic, technical tooling, deployment workflows, data-driven systems, and version-controlled software with explicit ownership and validation.
AUT
Automation & Technical Workflows
Reducing repetitive work with scripts, command-line tooling, reusable processes, structured workflows, CI checks, and technical integrations.
AI
AI-Assisted Technical Work
Using generative AI and local language models for development, debugging, architecture review, technical analysis, structured planning, model evaluation, and automation.
Tools & Platforms
Current working stack.
Tools change. The transferable part is understanding the system around them.
LinuxBazziteBashGitGitHubCloudflarePythonHTML / CSS / JavaScriptGodotGDScriptBlenderLM StudioPostgreSQLSQLCommand Line
Evidence
Start with the projects, not the labels.
The case studies and writeups show how these skills are used, where things failed, and what changed afterward.