Experience

Early professional experience with networking, cloud structure, and repeatable technical work

Even with one internship so far, the page is designed to show a real progression: hands-on fundamentals, security-aware thinking, and documentation habits that connect directly to product and systems work.

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Feb 2026 - Mar 2026

Network Engineering Intern

Global Studies University

Hands-on internship focused on networking fundamentals, cloud infrastructure structure, and documenting repeatable technical setup steps.

Cisco switching lab work
AWS VPC structure
EC2 and Spot lab usage
Security group review
Technical documentation

Worked with Cisco switching and networking fundamentals in a practical lab environment.

Explored AWS VPC setup, subnet structure, and the reasoning behind network segmentation choices.

Used EC2 and Spot Instance lab environments for cloud networking exercises.

Configured and reviewed security groups and core access controls with a security-minded lens.

Documented setup steps, observations, and outcomes so the work could be repeated and understood clearly.

What this experience strengthened

Confidence with core networking structure and cloud environment basics.
A clearer sense of how security settings and traffic boundaries shape system behavior.
A habit of documenting technical work so it can be repeated, reviewed, and handed off cleanly.

What it connects to in my projects

Why operator visibility matters in tools like NetSentinel.
Why trust and verification patterns matter in systems like AU Facilities.
Why repeatability matters in automation and technical workflows.

Contact

Open to junior software roles and technical product opportunities.

If you are hiring for secure systems work, frontend product engineering, or automation-focused software, I would be glad to connect.

fakhryn.aldaya@gmail.com

GitHub: weweb12

Ajman, UAE