Rp's Portfolio

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Welcome to my professional portfolio website. I've included a comprehensive overview of my skills, experiences, and projects. I'm dedicated to continuous growth and learning and excited to share my journey.

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About me

Hey there! I'm Arpad, though my friends often call me Arpi (pronounced like "RP"). A recent graduate with First Class BSc (Hons) Cloud Computing degree, I'm embarking on an exciting journey into IT. My sights are set on the realms of cybersecurity and networking.

I'm a quick learner and an adaptable career changer, blending my past experiences with my newfound passion for IT. With a solid grasp of cloud systems, data management, and emerging tech, I'm channelling my energy into making digital spaces more secure and connections more robust.

I'm also excited to launch a blog documenting my journey from graduation to becoming an IT pro and beyond, sharing insights, challenges, and victories along the way.

Certifications

Earned Certifications

Microsoft Certified Azure Fundamentals

Cisco Cybersecurity and Network Essentials

EC-Council Certified Ethical Hacker CEH v11

Google Cybersecurity Professional Certificate

Google IT Support Certificate

Ongoing Certifications

EC-Council Certified Ethical Hacker Master (Practical)

OSCP

Skills

Transferable Skills

Communication

Collaboration

Problem-Solving

Willingness to Learn

Technical Skills

Cybersecurity Fundamentals

Networking Fundamentals

Programming Fundamentals

The Plan

Committed to a dynamic career in IT, I am dedicated to gaining hands-on experience in programming, networking, and cybersecurity through engaging in real projects.

I aim to secure a position in the IT industry, leveraging acquired knowledge and certifications to contribute effectively to projects and collaborative teams.

Specifically interested in roles such as Cybersecurity Analyst, Junior Penetration Tester, Junior Network Engineer, and IT Support.

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