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I am a Computer Information Systems (CIS) student on the Cybersecurity track at the University of Louisville as an active member of UofL's ACM student organization and a regular member of the university's CCDC team.
I have been involved in computer science since my early high school years and have actively pursued cybersecurity for over five years, participating in numerous CTF-style and red/blue team competitions.
Security Analyst Student Assistant (2024-2025)
SOC Security Engineer Intern (Summer 2024)
Security Analyst Student Assistant (2022-2023)
Consultation Agent/Advanced Repair Agent (2021-2022)
2+ years working in a SOC environment with various SIEMs
Experienced with Windows and Linux administration
Familiar with network fundamentals and concepts
Experienced in a multitude of cybersecurity tools and computing tools/languages
Proficient with server administration and firewall configuration
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Achieved the highest rank in scouting
A collection of writeups for the National Cyber League that utilizes various tools.
A Python-based GUI system for representing D&D spells as decipherable sigils.
A collection of scripts and payloads for various hardware devices like the Flipper Zero and hak5 tools.
Writeups for Burpsuite's PortSwigger Academy.
"I had the pleasure of managing Luke during his internship at the Palo Alto Networks SOC. Luke did an excellent job of onboarding to the team and was able to quickly learn the various tools used in the SOC. To this end Luke was able to learn how to use our SIEM to perform in depth investigations and to review alerts in the SOC queue. As a result he was able to successfully deliver on his main internship project at the end of his internship. However, more importantly, Luke was able to master how to properly analyze a large variety of SOC alert types which allowed him to become a valuable contributor to the team's day to day operations. Based on a review of the SOC alerts Luke closed I can confirm his threat analysis skills continually improved as the internship progressed. Overall, Luke asked questions, quickly incorporated feedback, and demonstrated a willingness to grow and work with the team."
"Luke has become a valuable asset to our team. His ability to self-teach not only impresses me, but everyone he comes into contact with. He also possesses the strong ability to teach others in a way that makes them not only learn the skills required, but enables them to itterate on their own skill sets."