Additional Work

I built tools that read project information in Linear to help with planning and status reports. They do not change records.

I explored who owns software accounts, what they can access, and when a person must approve a request.

I built access-risk checks and a report using sample cloud accounts.

I explored how an IT assistant can interpret a request while fixed rules control approvals. This personal prototype is separate from employer work.

I built three interactive charts for changing values, comparisons, and connections.

I designed a sample software website and dashboard. This is a concept, not a shipped product.

I designed a playable concept for practicing how to spot phishing messages.

I built tools that let an AI assistant find research, check writing, and make controlled changes.

I explored automated security investigations that pause for human approval before containment actions.

I explored turning a written onboarding request into an interactive screen. This personal project is separate from my Microsoft employer work.

I compared two models that sort synthetic software-account credentials into risk categories.

I wrote questions for deciding whether an AI idea is useful, feasible, and ready for a small trial. This is a planning framework.

I built a browser physics toy that makes sounds when objects collide.

I explored five ways motion can guide attention and respond to a person’s actions.

I wrote six short design briefs and displayed them one phrase at a time.