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Security Research Engineer | Building Secure Systems at Scale
I build tools that make software more secure. From agentic security pipelines to LLM red-teaming frameworks, I work at the intersection of cybersecurity and AI.
I'm a cybersecurity professional with experience spanning security research, application security, penetration testing, and AI/ML security. I enjoy building tools that automate the hard parts of security — from multi-agent code review systems to adversarial testing frameworks.
Currently, I work as a Security Research Engineer at the University of North Dakota's Center for Cyber Security Research, where I design agentic security pipelines and lead adversary emulation exercises.
I hold an MS in Cybersecurity Analytics & Operations from Penn State. Before moving to research, I spent several years in industry doing penetration testing, threat modeling, and security architecture reviews at companies like Capgemini and Siemens.
Multi-Agent Adversarial Security Review Tool
PyPI package with GitHub Actions integration. Uses 3 AI agents in parallel blind review with an adversarial debate engine for comprehensive code security analysis.
Agentic Pentesting Orchestrator
Meta-agent pentesting orchestrator with headless browser automation, confidence scoring, and 73% accuracy on XBOW benchmarks.
AI-Native Multi-Agent AppSec Scanner
Architecture-aware security scanner combining SAST and DAST agents with support for 11+ programming languages.
Retrieval-Augmented Security Analysis Agent
Python vulnerability analysis agent integrating static analyzers (Bandit, Semgrep) with a RAG layer to produce vulnerability reports and remediation guidelines without model fine-tuning, improving detection accuracy by 35%.
LLM Red-Teaming Framework
Contributed BadCharacters probe using differential evolution and Levenshtein distance optimization for adversarial LLM testing.
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