Incoming Technology Intern (TIP)
Capital One
Cybersecurity intern and Computer Science and Mathematics student at the University of Maryland building Python systems across application security, least-privilege authorization, cyber threat intelligence, authentication, and robot-policy evaluation.
Capital One
Redmind Technologies
New Jersey Courts
Built a local Python MCP proxy that enforces launch-time filesystem policies for allowed paths, exact arguments, and call quotas. It serializes quota reservations, records redacted audit events, fails closed on errors, and tracks unknown outcomes. In simulation, it blocked 12/12 unauthorized proposals while completing 10/12 attack tasks and 24/24 controls.
Designed a 64-question point-in-time CTI benchmark across 24 dependency groups, with cutoff-aware evidence, authority rules, human review, and source hashes. Constrained output raised evidence binding from 83.3% to 86.5% but lowered exact accuracy from 33.3% to 26.0%; a 144-response follow-up found no material schema benefit.
Designed and built a two-service authentication system that profiles typing cadence and verifies sign-ins, with SQLite persistence, JWT-bound service exchange, rate limiting, fallback authentication, and end-to-end validation.
Designed and implemented Prophet's Python event-to-market pipeline, transforming posts from X into clustered event signals, Grok-generated market questions and probability estimates, and WebSocket actions consumed by downstream exchange components.