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Joshua WB

My name is Joshua WB (he/him)! I am a IT Expert specializing in Mobile Device Management tools like MECM, InTune, and Jamf. I have been working in IT since 2019!


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Work and Hobbies

I am a self-taught software developer with a deep passion for programming and problem-solving. My journey began with Java 7 SE, where I created various applets and programs, eventually leading me to robotics programming as the lead programmer for FRC teams 7658 and 6002. I also competed in the SquareOne Education Network Autonomous Innovative Vehicle Design Challenge for three years, where I had hands-on experience utilizing hobby electronics and microcontrollers programming autonomous cars in C/C++ for competitions. During the latter part of my time competing in SquareOne, I began to developed a web interface to manage hardware and issue commands to the microcontrollers, which is what initially sparked my interest in JavaScript and Node.js. However quickly this led me to discover Rust in 2019, a language I have since fallen in love with. I’ve migrated most of my SaaS codebase from Java and Node.js to Rust, finding it to be a more powerful and efficient tool for my needs.

In addition to programming, I’ve been working in IT since 2019, covering a wide range of roles from LAN Technician to Systems Analyst. Over the years, I’ve developed strong skills in Mobile Device Management (MDM) and thoroughly enjoy the daily interactions and challenges that come with this line of work. The variety of tasks keeps me engaged, whether it’s managing infrastructure or troubleshooting user issues.

Running my own website and staying active with personal programming projects allow me to continuously sharpen my skills and stay on top of industry trends. I find these activities not only rewarding but also essential for staying current in a fast-paced field like IT.

More recently, I’ve been diving into the cybersecurity space, exploring new areas and expanding my knowledge in that direction. Cybersecurity feels like a natural extension of my IT and programming skills, and it’s an exciting challenge that I’m eager to pursue further.

At the moment, my top priority is finishing my education and obtaining more certifications to enhance my skill set. With school taking center stage, I’m committed to growing both academically and professionally to open up new career opportunities in the future.

Some certificates I am aiming for are as follows:

Programming Languages

Language Expertise Level
Rust Intermediate
Javascript Intermediate
Python Intermediate
Java Rusty
C/CPP Beginner

Certifications!

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  1. no-bueno no-bueno Public

    No Bueno is intended to be a POC (proof of concept) for email spoofing. The goal of this application is to be able to send an email and impersonate someones identity.

    C#

  2. form-action-hijacking form-action-hijacking Public

    Form action hijacking allows an attacker to specify the action URL of a form via a paramter. An attacker can construct a URL that will modify the action URL of a form to point to the attacker’s ser…

    CSS

  3. unorthodoxdev.net unorthodoxdev.net Public

    My digital garden, where I keep my notes, and brain

    HTML 1