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     <h1>About Me:</h1>
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         <h2>whoami</h2>
-          I grew up extremely interested in computers, electronics, and hacking - but the right opportunity or awareness of what I could do with that passion had
-          always evaded me until a few years ago. COVID led to me rediscovering amateur radio and from there, I have not looked back. My mission is simple; continue
-          learning, developing, and expanding at all costs. One of my driving interests in the field is the fact that it is impossible to ever know everything, in other words,
-          there will always be more to learn, new or old.  
+          Lifelong technology enthusiast with a passion for cybersecurity, electrical engineer, and RF turned security engineer and penetration tester. I enjoy all aspects of tech from circuit and 
+          antenna design to offensive tool development and everything in between. One of my driving interests in the field is the limitless learning opportunities and niches.  
 
           <h2>Experience</h2>
-          My path in the industry started by fixing all kinds of electronics, configuring software, and being a generalist and as useful as possible. This experience
-          instilled a great appreciation and love for hardware and inspired many future hardware projects. After this, I fully committed to making the jump into offensive
-          security and after completing the OSCP and Security+, I began my career as a penetration tester with a large cybersecurity consulting firm. This opportunity provided me with 
-          invaluable experience carrying out penetration testing engagements with external and internal network, web, mobile, and cloud scopes across an array of client environments. 
-          Currently, I continue to work as a penetration tester. 
+          My path within the technology, electronics, and engineering world started with hardware/PCB repair, which I did both as a traditional job as well as
+          well as a self-run business in which I purchased surplus government engineering equipment and electronics then diagnosed, repaired, and resold them. 
+          Most recently, I have worked as a penetration tester for a popular cybersecurity and SOC2 consulting firm and currently as a cybersecurity engineer and penetration
+          tester within the goverment sector.
 
          <h2>Extras</h2>
            Outside of work, I enjoy participating in CTFs, HackTheBox, designing PCBs and building electronics, amateur radio, as well as scuba diving, hiking, camping, aviation, and traveling. 
         <h2>Certs</h2>  
-        I currently hold the OSCP (Offensive Security Certified Professional), CompTia Advanced Security Practitioner (CASP+), and CompTia Security+ certifications.
+        I currently hold the OSCP (Offensive Security Certified Professional), CompTia Advanced Security Practitioner (CASP+), and CompTia Security+ certifications along with numerous certificates.
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