Andy Yaro

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Andy Yaro

Cybersecurity engineering student at George Mason University, working on cloud security and on tools that make AI agents show their evidence.

Arlington, VA

Looking ForA Summer 2027 internship in security engineering, cloud security or infrastructure.

About

  • I'm a cybersecurity engineering student at George Mason University. I like security you can prove: least-privilege AWS designs, tests that pin trust boundaries in place, and tools that make AI coding agents show their evidence before anything lands.

    I hold the AWS Certified Security – Specialty, my team won the National AGA Datathon in 2026, and I've taught Python labs and math recitations to 170+ students. I speak French natively and English fluently.

Education

  • B.S. Cybersecurity Engineering

    George Mason University

    College of Engineering and Computing · Honors College

    Aug 2024 – Dec 2028 (expected)

  • MinorData Science
  • GPA4.0 / 4.0
  • HonorsDean's List every semester, Fall 2024 – Spring 2026Honors College

Experience

  • Sole developer, bidding platform

    CERFODES

    Jul 2026 – Present

    Building a bilingual bidding platform for CERFODES

  • Undergraduate Counselor, Chip Camp

    George Mason University × Micron

    Jul 20–22, 2026

  • Future City Fellow

    DiscoverE × UL Research Institutes, with the City of Fairfax

    Feb – Oct 2026

    Built EV-SIENT, the decision-support model and its platform

  • Learning Assistant

    George Mason University

    Aug 2025 – Present

    Recitations for 90+ students

  • Teaching Assistant

    George Mason University

    Aug – Dec 2025

    Python labs for 80 students

  • Research Intern, Cloud Computing

    InternPass (remote)

    Jun – Jul 2025

Certifications

  • AWS Certified DevOps Engineer – Professional

    In progress: studying

Awards

Research

  • Memory Forensics and Distributed Controls against Malicious USB HID Attacks

    Research proposal · Fall 2025

    HNRS 302, Honors College, George Mason University

    A two-phase study design on Windows 10 and 11: live memory-forensics detection of BadUSB artifacts (Volatility, the Duck Hunt indicators), then three lightweight USB-layer controls tested against a scripted USB Rubber Ducky credential-theft attack.

Contact

Records

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