[Project or role title]
What the problem was, what you did, and what changed. Outcomes over tools.
Security
Making risk legible
[One-sentence positioning: who you help, and how.]
Summary
[Two or three sentences on your background and what you are known for. Keep it specific enough that someone could decide whether to email you.]
I try to treat security as a service to the people doing the real work, not an obstacle course for them. The best controls are the ones nobody has to remember.
Focus areas
- [Focus area one]
- One or two sentences on what you do here and why it matters to the people you do it for.
- [Focus area two]
- Plain language beats jargon. Write it as you would explain it to a smart colleague in another department.
- [Focus area three]
- Add or remove areas as needed; three to five reads well.
Selected work
[Project or role title]
A second example, ideally one that shows a different skill.
Credentials & community
- [Certification or degree]
- [Certification or degree]
- [Membership, talk, or publication]
Get in touch
The most reliable way to reach me is email. Replies may arrive on a geological timescale, but they do arrive.