I am passionate about sports in general, whether it be team sports or combat sports. The concept of sport is something that motivates me every day and helps me maintain strong mental stability. I have been practicing Judo and weightlifting for six years, and I am an enthusiast of team sports such as basketball and football.

Outside of my studies, I have developed a particular interest in Capture The Flag (CTF) challenges, a concept that is highly valuable in cybersecurity. The idea is to infiltrate computer systems in order to retrieve a "flag" and earn points. I have been exploring this field for two years now, and it continues to strengthen my skills in penetration testing and computer science in general.

First and foremost, I am someone who is passionate about technology, particularly the functioning of complex systems, no matter how intricate they may be. I am constantly eager to expand my knowledge on the subject through documentaries, research papers, and by attending conferences.

I am a highly competitive individual. I hold a black belt in Judo, runner-up in the regional competition , and the winner of an academic challenge (SecuriDay 2024-2025). I am eager to expand this thirst for competition and challenges into the field of technology, particularly through Capture The Flag (CTF) challenges, which often involve large-scale competitions.

I am someone who is highly consistent in carrying out projects. My familiarity with this concept is reflected in my performance in Judo and weightlifting, disciplines that place values such as discipline and rigor at the core of success. I hope that this quality will allow me to achieve continued success in the future projects I wish to undertake.

I am someone who is capable of working independently. I am accustomed to solving problems on my own by conducting research and gathering information on various topics. As a university student, I have learned the importance of self-organization to achieve strong results. This skill proved invaluable during my last remote internship, where I was encouraged to organize my own work and manage tasks autonomously.

I value sharing past experiences in Capture The Flag (CTF) challenges. Not only does this provide an opportunity for others to learn, but it also helps me reinforce the concepts I’ve encountered while solving these puzzles. By discussing and analyzing these challenges, I continue to deepen my understanding and improve my skills.
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