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Maverick — homelab-trained sysadmin focused on security and automation.

I run a Proxmox homelab behind CGNAT, which I segmented, secured and monitor myself, and I've broken and fixed most of it along the way. Now looking for an entry-level IT role, remote or on-site, with a long-term focus on systems and security.

cd projects cat resume.pdf

full diagram →

cat /etc/stack

os/

Linux · macOS · Windows

virt/

Proxmox · ZFS · LVM

net/

VLANs · NPM · Pi-hole

monitor/

Prometheus · Grafana

scripts/

Bash · Python · Node.js · Java

~/projects

ls -la ~/projects →

Network Health Monitor dashboard showing ping, port scan and AI diagnostic results

-rwxr-xr-x · #tools · 2026-04-13

net-health-monitor/

Self-hosted ping, port scan and DNS tool with LLM summaries. Private targets blocked by resolved IP, scan data redacted before the LLM, 102 tests.

Python / FastAPI · React · Docker

cat README →

drwxr-xr-x · #infra · 2026-04-08

doof-homelab/

Design, storage layout, VLANs, monitoring.

Proxmox · ZFS · Prometheus

cat README →

DOOF Vault create-vault screen in the terminal with a password strength checklist

drwx------ · #security · 2025-11-07

password-manager/

DOOF Vault: a terminal password manager rebuilt around a threat model. Argon2id, HKDF and AES-256-GCM, decrypt on demand, 271 tests and checksummed releases.

Java · SQLite · Argon2id / AES-GCM

cat README →

~/notes

tail -n 20 →

Deploying a static portfolio to Cloudflare Pages #howto · #dns #security · 2026-10-15
Postmortem: the site worked everywhere but my house #postmortem · #dns #reverse-proxy · 2026-10-15
Remote access to a homelab with no public IP #howto · #networking #security #dns · 2026-09-16
Postmortem: when every console said "Connecting…" #postmortem · #dns #reverse-proxy #proxmox · 2026-09-09
Pi-hole answered one VLAN and ignored the rest #notes · #dns #networking · 2026-04

~/about

I'm Maverick, a graduating BS Information Technology student at the University of San Carlos in Cebu, Philippines.

Linux is what got me started. Then I wanted to run my own services and secure my own network, mostly because I wanted to know where my data was going. That turned into doof, a Proxmox server at home with its own VLANs, monitoring and a Cloudflare tunnel, since my ISP doesn't give me a public IP. A lot of what I know came from breaking it and figuring out why.

I'm looking for an entry-level IT role, remote or on-site. Long term I want to work in systems and security.

When I'm not at a keyboard, I'm usually playing sports, doing yoga or out hiking.

~/certs

Google IT Support Professional Certificate — in progress