Paul Adejayan

PaulAdejayan

I build automation where security meets AI. Computer science and cybersecurity at UMBC, graduating May 2027. Security+ certified · U.S. citizen, clearance-eligible · open to the DMV or remote

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Selected work

    Also built: loaner device tracker for NIH NIDDK · Synaptix, a Telegram bridge for driving a coding agent remotely · FitRows, a WooCommerce plugin that pulls Year/Make/Model fitment out of auto-parts titles · a crowdsourced study guide platform built with UMBC faculty.

    Try the PHI Scrubber

    PHI Scrubber is my open-source tool for de-identifying clinical notes under HIPAA Safe Harbor. Edit the sample note below and watch the identifiers get replaced as you type.

    De-identified output
    0 identifiers replaced in your browser. Nothing is sent anywhere. This demo uses patterns only. The real tool adds named-entity recognition, keyed date shifting and a 56-test suite run in CI. Source on GitHub, MIT licensed
    The Gateway Center visitor entrance at the National Institutes of Health campus in Bethesda, Maryland
    The NIH campus in Bethesda, where I interned with the NIDDK IT team in 2026 and return in spring 2027.

    Experience

    Experience, credentials and education
    IT InternmPower, Inc. at NIH NIDDKBethesda, MDJun–Sep 2026
    Student AI InternUMBC Division of ITBaltimore, MDCurrent
    InternRadical AIRemoteEarlier
    Credentials
    Security+ (SY0-701)CompTIACertifiedFeb 2026
    AI Fluency and Claude 101Anthropic AcademyCompletedJun 2026
    Solutions Architect AssociateAWSIn progressFall 2026
    Education
    Computer Science and CybersecurityUMBCBaltimore, MDMay 2027
    Rows of glass-fronted server racks in a white server room
    Racks and cabling: the kind of room my automations end up talking to.

    What I work in

    • Python
    • TypeScript
    • LLM agents
    • Security
    • Workflow automation
    • AWS
    The Albin O. Kuhn Library at UMBC, a glass and stone drum rising above a tree-lined lawn, with a path leading to its entrance
    The Albin O. Kuhn Library at UMBC, Catonsville, where I study and work for the Division of IT.

    About

    I study computer science and cybersecurity at UMBC, and I work there as a student AI intern building language-model tools and automation for the Division of IT. In the summer of 2026 I joined the IT team at NIH NIDDK, where I shipped an outage notification system and a help desk assistant that answers differently depending on who is asking. I earned Security+ in February 2026 and I am working toward AWS Solutions Architect. On my own time I build things that keep running without me: a futures trading system, an agent bridge, a client follow-up SaaS, an open-source PHI de-identifier. I founded and lead Revival Campus Fellowship at UMBC. U.S. citizen, clearance-eligible, graduating May 2027.

    I’d like to hear about your team.

    Panorama of the Baltimore Inner Harbor skyline at night, seen from Federal Hill
    Baltimore at night. Open to remote roles or anywhere in the DMV.

    Contact

    Open to new-grad roles from May 2027, in the DMV or remote.

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