Brandon Singh
Cybersecurity, infrastructure, and distributed systems.
Education
St. John’s University
M.S., Cyber and Information Security · 2023 – 2025 · GPA 4.0
- NSA- and ABET-accredited program
- Coursework: Network Security, Cryptography, Digital Forensics, Secure Software Engineering
St. John’s University
B.S., Computer Science — Concentration: Cyber Security Systems · 2018 – 2022
- GPA 3.32
- Coursework: Algorithms, Systems Programming, Applied Security
Skills
AI & LLMs
Agent orchestration
MCP
Prompt engineering
Local inference
TCP/IP
DNS
VLANs
Edge computing
Docker
VM orchestration
Linux CLI
Threat modeling
Risk assessment
Cryptography
Digital forensics
Wireshark
Git
Experience
NSF I-Corps — National Cohort
Entrepreneurial Lead · Sep 2024 – Nov 2024
- Analyzed security and network architecture requirements for a vehicular cloud computing platform.
- Identified vulnerabilities across distributed edge environments through 100+ engagements.
- Built practical expertise in secure network design, threat modeling, and risk assessment.
NSF I-Corps — Regional Cohort
Entrepreneurial Lead · Apr 2024 – May 2024
- Investigated vulnerabilities in edge computing and distributed cloud infrastructure.
- Mapped architecture requirements and failure modes for decentralized vehicular cloud networks.
Projects & Publication
Homelab — GPU-Accelerated VDI & LLM Infrastructure
2024 – Present
- Designed and deployed a GPU-accelerated Unraid server (Tesla P4 + RTX 3050) with network segmentation and VLAN-aware layout.
- Configured GPU passthrough for high-performance VDI and local AI inference workloads.
- Administered Linux environments with CLI-based service configuration, Netplan network setup, and persistent VM management.
Hermes & OpenClaw — Autonomous AI Agent Platform
2024 – Present
- Deployed and administered a self-hosted agentic AI platform on a Linux VM with Telegram connectivity.
- Integrated multiple LLM backends, MCP server connections, exec approval policies, and code execution tooling.
- Built around web search, browser automation, and autonomous workflow orchestration.
IEEE SmartNets 2024
Assessing Cooperative Trust-Based Authentication within Micro Vehicular Clouds
- Contributed to a distributed trust-based authentication model for Vehicular Cloud Computing.
- Validated via simulation across security, performance, and fault tolerance metrics.