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I'm building toward a deliberate path into defense and intelligence cybersecurity — starting with a Cyber SOC analyst role at General Dynamics Mission Systems this summer, then layering clearance-grade experience on top of academic credentials.
On the side, I run Relay Automation, an AI workflow agency built on n8n that sells customer reactivation systems to salons, spas, and MedSpas. The combination — defensive security mindset plus hands-on automation — is the operator profile I'm shaping.
// when I'm not in the SOC: lifting, music production rabbit holes, and the slow grind from zero pull-ups to a strict first rep.
n8n-powered automation agency targeting salons, spas, and MedSpas. Builds reactivation workflows that pull dormant clients back through SMS + email sequences keyed on visit cadence. Operates on a hybrid pricing model — performance-based for early pilots, standard SaaS once the proof exists. Goal: $10K MRR in six months.
Cyber Security Operations Center analyst role at GDMS Scottsdale. Defensive operations, SIEM tuning, alert triage, incident workflow. The clearance-bearing entry point for the broader defense and intelligence pathway — the operational foundation everything else stacks on.
Stacked onto the CIS + Finance double major without extending graduation. Sequence runs IFT 101 → 103 → 166 + 202 → 475 → CIS 402, with capstones overlapping the existing degree plan. Targets the technical depth the SOC role and downstream IC pathway demand.
Peer advisor at the W. P. Carey School of Business — first-line guidance for fellow students navigating major selection, course planning, and the W. P. Carey ecosystem. The reps in talking through trade-offs and explaining systems carries directly into client and stakeholder work.
// CASE-0005 · Pending declassification
// CASE-0006 · Pending declassification
Recruiting for a SOC role, sourcing a SIEM internship, or talking shop on automation? Open a line.
Salon owner curious about reactivation workflows? Even better.