Eric Lorback

I'm a Full Stack Engineer based in Los Angeles with a strong background in Node.js, React.js, Python, and Docker. I specialize in building secure, scalable web applications and real-time threat detection systems on Linux servers. My experience includes developing responsive frontends, optimizing backend performance, automating deployments, and creating alerting systems using Bash and Python. I’m passionate about improving system efficiency and security through thoughtful design and hands-on problem solving.

I’ve worked as a Full Stack Developer and Software & Security Engineer at Intron Technology Solutions, where I built scalable, secure web applications and real-time monitoring tools. My work involved:

• Developing responsive React.js frontends.
• Optimizing DNS scan performance with Node.js and Bash, reducing processing time by 98%.
• Building real-time email alert systems for DNS log discrepancies.
• Migrating data to MySQL to improve integrity and scalability.
• Deploying centralized threat detection systems using TPOTCE, HIVE, and SENSOR servers.
• Automating honeypot deployment and integrating Kibana for security analysis.

I earned my Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from California State University, Northridge, graduating in December 2023. My education gave me a strong theoretical and practical foundation in computing, software development, and security.

Relevant Coursework

Here’s a summary of the coursework most relevant to your current skill set and roles:

• COMP 282 – Advanced Data Structures: Covered data structures critical for backend performance and optimization.
• COMP 322 / 322L – Operating Systems & Lab: Focused on OS fundamentals, process management, and system-level programming.
• COMP 380 / 380L – Software Engineering & Lab: Introduced best practices in software development, version control, and collaboration.
• COMP 429 – Computer Network Software: Related to network protocols and security, aligned with your threat detection work.
• COMP 424 – Computer System Security: Provided essential background in cybersecurity, aligning with your real-time alert systems.
• COMP 440 – Database Design: Built your knowledge of relational databases and SQL, used in your MySQL migration work.
• COMP 584 – Advanced Web Engineering: Directly applicable to your frontend/backend full stack development using modern frameworks.
• COMP 542 – Machine Learning: Added exposure to data analysis and pattern recognition, potentially useful in threat detection trends.