I got into cybersecurity because I wanted to understand how things break and more importantly, how to build them so they don't.
Over the past two years I've spent evenings and weekends doing exactly that: building a cloud misconfiguration scanner from scratch, designing an AES-256 encrypted file platform, studying how keyloggers behave so I could write detection logic against them. Not because I needed to for a grade because I wanted to understand how it actually works under the hood.
Yes, AWS has Security Hub. Yes, enterprise tools exist for everything I've built. The point was never to replace them. The point was to understand them deeply enough that on day one of a role, I'm not learning what a misconfigured S3 bucket looks like I already know, because I've written code that finds them.
I'm heading to Ireland for an MSc in Cybersecurity and actively looking for a role where I can keep learning fast and contribute early. Cloud Security, AppSec, DevSecOps, Vulnerability Management, Secure Code Review I want to work across all of it.
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B.Sc. Information Technology
KES Shroff College, Mumbai · Graduating May 2026
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Location
Mumbai, India · Open to relocation in Ireland
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Published Research
International Conference · ISBN: 978-93-342-8167-5
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Cloud Security
AWS · Azure · GCP
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Application Security
OWASP · Burp Suite · AppSec
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DevSecOps
Docker · CI/CD · IaC Security
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CompTIA Security+
SY0-701 Certified