chetari rushyanth

I’m a B.Tech student in CSE (Specialization in Cybersecurity), focused on turning security fundamentals into working systems. Through coursework like Network Security, Web Application Security, and Introduction to Cryptography, I’ve built a strong technical baseline and a “learn-by-building” mindset.

Beyond academics, I’ve led teams in university groups where execution and clear communication mattered. As Treasurer & PR Lead for LiteraZe Society, I managed the club’s financial health and modernized budgeting to support transparent, ambitious events, and I expanded our campus footprint through strategic outreach and partnerships. As Organizer Lead for the Hack The Box Club, I planned and delivered cybersecurity workshops, CTF competitions, and technical events that emphasized hands-on ethical hacking and real-world practices.

I build security tools that are practical, measurable, and optimized for real-time use. From developing a phishing detection system with URL feature extraction and Flask-based deployment, to creating an Adaptive PII Mitigation Gateway for LLMs using a hybrid detection pipeline (regex + transformer-based NER), I prioritize accuracy and low latency—like achieving an overall F1-score of 0.94 while keeping latency under 200 milliseconds. I also engineered an Open Source SOC platform integrating Windows security event pipelines with OpenSearch/Wazuh/SNORT/Logstash and automatic incident response capabilities, containerized with Docker Compose for scalable deployment.

I’m motivated by strong fundamentals and continuous validation—testable outcomes, clear metrics, and reliable engineering. I keep expanding my toolset through certifications like Microsoft 365 Endpoint Administrator Associate, AWS Cloud Foundation, Cisco Networking Academy CCNA foundations, and Fortinet NSE 1/2, and I’m excited to apply this security-and-AI engineering approach to impactful work.