I investigate digital evidence, reconstruct security incidents, and build forensic tools that surface the truth hidden inside devices and networks.
"Digital evidence doesn't lie. It just needs the right analyst to make it speak."
I'm a postgraduate student at NFSU Goa, one of India's leading forensic science institutions. My work covers mobile device forensics, network analysis, incident response, and security tooling. I approach it the way an investigator would: methodical, precise, and grounded in evidence.
I completed a forensic internship in the Forensic Electronics Department at the Central Forensics Science Laboratory, Chandigarh, from 3rd June to 3rd July 2026, under the mentorship of Ashmit Sharma, Scientist B. I've also worked at Netsmartz on cybersecurity operations and at Super Student on quality assurance. I compete in CTFs regularly and build open-source tools that support forensic investigation work.
My BCA from Amity University (77.1%) gave me the programming and systems foundation I now build on in my forensic research at NFSU Goa.
Assisted on live cases under the mentorship of Ashmit Sharma, Scientist B, covering the full digital forensics workflow: evidence opening and examination, sealing, and chain of custody documentation. Built a video metadata extraction tool that's since been adopted for casework at the lab.
Vulnerability assessments, security monitoring, and incident analysis within a professional cybersecurity environment. Applied tools including Nmap, Wireshark, and Burp Suite in structured assessment workflows.
User acceptance testing, quality assurance processes, systematic bug identification and reporting. Developed rigorous documentation skills and an eye for software behaviour edge cases.
Master of Science in Digital Forensics and Information Security at the National Forensics Science University, Goa, one of India's premier forensic science institutions.
Active participant in Capture The Flag competitions across forensics, web security, cryptography, and reverse engineering categories. Platforms include CTFtime, HackTheBox, and TryHackMe.
Automates artefact extraction from Android devices, runs AI-based weapon detection using a custom YOLOv8s model, and generates self-contained forensic reports through a Flask web interface. Built for real investigative workflows.
A Python project combining file encryption, image steganography for covert data embedding, and face recognition, all built into a single Tkinter GUI. Designed as a hands-on exploration of applied cryptography and computer vision.
Built during my CFSL internship to cut manual documentation time on large batches of CCTV footage. A single-file, fully offline HTML tool that never touches the original evidence: pulls metadata, extracts frames, reads timestamps via OCR, and hashes files for integrity. Now used on live cases at CFSL.
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Built a forensic tool automating artefact extraction, AI-based weapon detection via YOLOv8s, and self-contained report generation through a Flask web interface.
2026Built during my CFSL internship to cut down manual documentation time on CCTV footage. Now used on live cases at the lab, with positive feedback from the forensic team.
2026Completed the Google Cybersecurity Professional Certificate, covering threat detection, incident response, network security, and security operations fundamentals.
CompletedScored an overall band of 8.0 in 2025. Listening 8.0, Reading 8.5, Writing 7.0, Speaking 7.5.
2025Participated in and assisted in organising multiple on-campus Capture the Flag competitions. Active on TryHackMe Cybersecurity 101 learning path to sharpen practical skills.
OngoingServed as elected Class Representative during undergraduate studies at Amity University, acting as the primary liaison between faculty and the student body.
2022 to 2025Contributed to community service through the National Service Scheme (NSS). Active in college cultural clubs (Theatre, Dance, and Fashion) in scripting, acting, and technical support roles.
2022 to 2025Open to internships, research collaborations, and digital forensics consulting opportunities.
Currently open to internships, part-time research collaborations, and freelance forensic consulting engagements.