Software developer turned security engineer — I bring a hands-on development background (React, Node.js, APIs) into offensive security work. Currently studying Computer Science with a focus on Cybersecurity at TH Ingolstadt while completing lab-intensive security training.
My edge: I understand how applications are built, which means I know exactly where they break.
Focus areas: Web Application Security · Penetration Testing · Vulnerability Assessment · Secure SDLC
| Certification | Score | Year |
|---|---|---|
| EC-Council Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) | 92.8 % | 2026 |
| CompTIA PenTest+ | 88.78 % | 2025 |
| CompTIA Security+ | 86 % | 2025 |
| CompTIA Linux+ | 94.78 % | 2025 |
Methodologies: OWASP Top 10 · Reconnaissance · Scanning & Enumeration · Exploitation · Vulnerability Assessment
Environments: Isolated lab environments · Web application testing · Network analysis
Before moving into security, I spent several years building production web applications and running my own e-commerce platform (Foxc.Shop) — including API integrations, authentication logic, and secure web configurations in a live environment. That real-world architecture experience directly informs how I approach threat analysis and vulnerability assessment today.
Previous roles: Software Developer · Head of Marketing · E-Commerce Founder
Volunteering: Linux System Administration — CS student council, TH Ingolstadt
- 🎓 B.Sc. Computer Science (Cybersecurity) — TH Ingolstadt, GPA 1.7
- 🔬 Completing hands-on security labs: Nmap · Burp Suite · Metasploit · Wireshark
- 🏴 Practicing on Hack The Box
- 📝 Writing CTF write-ups and security notes
All security work is conducted in authorized, isolated lab environments only.
