I am an applied ML security researcher focused on command-line threat detection, endpoint telemetry, and adversary behavior modeling. My work began with real-time Windows security event monitoring and evolved into ML-based command classification, deobfuscation, and ATT&CK technique mapping.
I am particularly interested in how shell structure — pipes, redirects, flags, arguments, encodings, and execution chains — can be represented more effectively in security ML models.
IEEE World AI IoT Congress (AIIoT), Seattle, USA — May 2026
↳ System artifact from the IEEE AIIoT 2026 work
Open-Source Command Intelligence Research Artifact
NYIT Vancouver
Vancouver, BC | 2023-2025
University of Birmingham
Dubai, U.A.E. | 2020-2021
Heriot Watt University
Dubai, U.A.E. | 2018-2020
OffSec Certified Professional
Scheduled June 9, 2026
OffSec AI Offensive Security Track
Planned 2026
Open to discussing research directions, collaboration on endpoint security and ML-based threat detection, or PhD program inquiries.