Razan Al Khashashneh
Student
Student
Ambitious and technically driven Computer Science student specializing in cybersecurity, with focused practical experience in SOC operations, penetration testing, and network security. Proven track record of navigating complex environments, from solving intensive Capture The Flag (CTF) cryptographic puzzles to working deeply within Linux (Kali, Debian) systems. A proactive organizer with demonstrated experience planning high-impact academic events, such as an IT Scientific and Career Day. Passionate about continuous learning, sharp logical problem-solving, and utilizing tools like Python and PHP to analyze and secure modern digital infrastructure and automation
My journey in technology is driven by a deep curiosity about how systems work—and how to defend them. As a Computer Science student, I have focused my academic and personal projects heavily on practical cybersecurity, routinely engaging with CTF challenges, network laboratories, and secure coding practices in Python and PHP.
Beyond individual technical skills, I believe in the power of community and mentorship. Leading as Vice President of the LWC community and organizing institutional tech events has allowed me to bridge the gap between academic theory and industry reality for many students. Whether dive-deep into an Nmap network scan, building automation scripts, or pushing my limits in intensive coding environments like 42 Irbid, I thrive on continuous learning. I am looking to leverage this platform to further connect with cybersecurity professionals, contribute to defensive/offensive security projects, and transition into a high-impact role in the cybersecurity industry.