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Building security into your project from the beginning.
Learning security through labs and workshops
I've had a front row seat at witnessing Jaime's technical prowess and also her exceptional communication skills. Jaime's professionalism and commitment to delivering high-quality work were evident in every interaction [...] I wholeheartedly recommend Jaime for any project that requires that blend of technical expertise and teamwork.
Your input and expertise was invaluable to the team. We were able to take learnings from our discussion and turn them into a recommendation for our client that is helping all of us find shared success and a clear plan.
"I absolutely loved the training." "I really enjoyed how you implemented the labs within the entire course, I felt that I actually had to use intuition rather than copying and pasting a command." "Really enjoyed your presentation, especially the live coding exercises."
Jaime is curious and thoughtful in her work. She happily invests in teaching others what she has learned in order to make them better. She is passionate, cares about doing the job right, and wants to make a difference.
"Jaime always knocks it out of the park!" "...in this CTF I felt that every section was done well." "One of the most polished CTFs I've seen :)" "There was a nice range of difficulty and types of exploits. I learned a lot from every challenge." "It was honestly one of the better CTFs that I've played."
We're really happy with how you've been tackling [this project] and would love to have you stay on for upcoming efforts.
Determining what's inside your electronics products _before_ you tear them apart.
The third and final post about making the RSC jellyfish PCB. This post covers KiCad schematic and layout, board house considerations, unexpected issues, and the final result.
The second post about designing a PCB for "badgelife", including how to create the artwork within the electrical constraints, design choices, and what prototyping you'll want to do before ordering boards.
