Forward-Facing Developer transitioning from web to systems programming
"With great power comes great responsibility." — Ben Parker
I'm a Systems Programmer and Cybersecurity student at UNG Dahlonega, double-majoring in Cybersecurity & Computer Science. After switching to Linux, I transitioned from front-end development to low-level systems work.
I have solid C expertise and 16-bit assembly fundamentals, and I'm currently focused on mastering C to fully understand systems internals, memory, and compilation. I also work with Go, C#, and Python, and rely on Neovim, Zsh, Git/GitHub, and QEMU for daily development and emulation workflows.
"Sometimes we have to be steady and give up the thing we want the most. Even our dreams." — Peter Parker
16-bit assembly fundamentals and low-level programming concepts
Systems-level programming with memory safety and performance
Mastering C for systems internals, memory management, and compilation
Real-time leaderboard system with modern web technologies
Dashboard system for rewards and performance tracking
Development environment configuration with Hyprland, Waybar, and Neovim
Mentor 8–12 students weekly in block-code programming, JavaScript fundamentals, and foundational C# development in Unity game engine.
Directed a team of 10+ stringers and maintained quality control standards. Verified quality on 50+ racquets per hour while maintaining less than 2% defect rate.
Pursuing dual Bachelor's degrees in Cybersecurity and Computer Science with specialized focus on systems programming and secure software development.
Whether you're interested in systems programming, cybersecurity, or just want to chat about tech, I'd love to hear from you.