About
I build my work around a simple idea: identity is one of the places where security architecture, user experience, operations, governance, and business risk meet.
My work is centered on identity as a security layer: how people, applications, APIs, and privileged actions are authenticated, authorized, monitored, and governed across complex environments.
What I care about
I treat IAM as system design, not only tooling. Good identity work connects protocol choices, user journeys, access models, authoritative data sources, operational controls, and the business constraints that decide whether an architecture can actually ship.
My bias is toward controls that survive production: lean tokens, understandable RBAC, measurable MFA adoption, traceable access reviews, developer-ready specifications, and security logging that helps teams act instead of merely collect events.
I am comfortable working across languages, countries, and stakeholder groups. That matters in IAM because identity programs rarely fail for one technical reason; they fail when architecture, governance, operations, and communication drift apart.
Education
ESGI
Coursework across malware analysis, reverse engineering, forensics, advanced cryptography, offensive security, Linux and network administration, infrastructure protection, Rust, smart card security, and IAM.
ESGI
Security engineering foundation covering infrastructure, systems, networking, and applied cybersecurity practice.
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