I joined the MDR team at Trend Micro to focus on the latest threats in computing and to use the company's XDR technology to protect against these threats. I have been involved in several projects, including automation and web development for the global MDR teams.

In addition, I volunteer for Trend Micro's "What's Your Story" campaign, helping with WordPress and testing the company's international websites.

In this role, I have been able to apply my knowledge and skills to real-world challenges and have gained valuable experience working in a professional team environment. I am committed to continuing my professional development and to contributing to the success of Trend Micro and its clients.

As the President of the Esports Society at SETU, I played a key role in organizing and managing various esports events and activities. I worked closely with the team to create a thriving community and foster a competitive gaming environment. I also oversaw the creation of the Esports Society's website, which served as a central hub for information and updates.

Through my involvement in esports, I gained valuable leadership, teamwork, and event management skills. It was a rewarding experience to contribute to the growth and success of the Esports Society and provide a platform for students to engage in competitive gaming.

As a Linux System Administrator, I have been responsible for managing and maintaining Linux-based systems. This includes server configuration, performance optimization, troubleshooting, and ensuring the security and stability of the systems.

I have hands-on experience with various Linux distributions, such as Ubuntu, CentOS, and Red Hat. I am proficient in managing services, implementing security measures, and automating tasks using scripting languages like Bash.

My expertise in Linux system administration allows me to effectively support the infrastructure needs of organizations, ensuring smooth operations and reliable performance.

During my self-employment at Galaxy Digital Networks, I provided a range of IT services to clients, catering to their website development needs, managing servers, and setting up network infrastructure. I worked with both Linux and Windows servers, ensuring smooth operations and efficient performance.

As part of my role, I implemented automation scripts to streamline processes and enhance productivity. I also handled domain management, email server setup utilizing technologies like Postfix, DNS management with Bind9, and utilized cloud services such as Cloudflare.

Additionally, I was responsible for data backup systems, ensuring data integrity and implementing reliable restoration processes. Throughout my self-employment, I consistently provided professional IT solutions tailored to the specific requirements of each client.

During my time as a TuneMoji Ambassador, I actively contributed as a representative and anime enthusiast. I dedicated myself to volunteer work and assumed a leadership role within the community. Using the username "GoalTV," I set a platform record with 45 million views on TuneMoji, achieving the distinction of being the first content creator to surpass 20 million views on a single short video. Additionally, I advanced to the position of TuneMoji Community Assistant, collaborating closely with developers and the CTO to promote the Twitch extension and conduct effective online marketing campaigns. Notably, on March 19, 2020, the TuneMoji app was acquired, marking a significant milestone.

Throughout my tenure, I leveraged my passion for anime and my dedication to community building to foster growth within the TuneMoji community. I gained invaluable experience in online marketing and content promotion, working alongside the TuneMoji team to drive the app's success. With strong skills in communication, organization, and problem-solving, I consistently delivered high-quality content and support to the TuneMoji community.

CyberCrime.life is a community-based hub that I'm currently building to help individuals discover the wealth of resources available for learning about cybersecurity. Whether it's free courses, paid programs, or local events, my aim is to curate a comprehensive array of options, making the search for the perfect resource much easier.

But CyberCrime.life goes beyond just resources. I will also be sharing tips and tricks on securing internships in cybersecurity and providing general advice to aid career progression. Focusing on practical application, this advice will prepare individuals to meet the opportunities and challenges in the cybersecurity industry head-on.

What makes CyberCrime.life special is its community-driven approach. Once the website is launched, everyone will be welcome to contribute their input and help shape the platform to better serve the needs of fellow cybersecurity enthusiasts.

The launch of CyberCrime.life is anticipated for late 2023 or early 2024. Until then, I invite you to join me on this exciting journey. Whether you're new to cybersecurity or looking to expand your knowledge, there's something for everyone. Let's make a difference together, one step at a time!