I'm a Cybersecurity and IT Management student at Munster Technological University, and I currently chair MTU's Cybersecurity Society. My interest in security is hands-on: I've shadowed Johnson & Johnson's cybersecurity team watching how threat detection actually works inside a large organisation, and I'm building toward a career in security engineering.

I work in Python, C++, JavaScript, and Rust, and I like the kind of problem-solving that rewards patience, a habit I picked up competing in the European Girls' Mathematical Olympiad (top 10 in Ireland) and the national Programming Olympiad finals. I'm happiest when I'm building something real: I co-founded Lynra at Dublin's Patch accelerator, training an object-detection model and putting it on a rover that delivers micro-injections to diseased ash trees. Earlier, a four-person team and I won SciFest's Technology Category and the EirGrid Award for a carbon-capture filter that used CAD and 3D printing to cut CO₂ from car exhausts. More recently I built SÓShielta at Hack Europe with a four-person team.

Outside the strictly technical stuff, I've trained as an astronaut at NASA's Space Camp (and somehow came home with the Right Stuff Award). I read a lot — mystery novels especially — and I make my own clothes. Both scratch the same itch as everything else: at heart I'm a problem-solver, the kind who's just as happy untangling a network connectivity issue as a locked-room murder; figuring out how the pieces fit together to make something that works.

I'm always up for interesting projects and conversations — get in touch.