Charlotte, NC • UNC Charlotte ’26

ROSHAAN AMEER

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01 — Who I Am

About Me

Portrait of Roshaan Ameer

So I’m someone who builds things and then figures out how to protect them. I recently graduated with a B.S. in Computer Science from UNC Charlotte, with a concentration in Cybersecurity — but the degree is only one part of the story. The other part is that I’ve been building businesses and products since before I finished school.

I started with Roshwill Detailers, using simple forms and then Shopify before realizing the booking flow still didn’t fit the way the business needed to run. So I built my own website from scratch to close that gap — cleaner services, smoother requests, and a system that felt made for the business instead of forced onto it.

Later, I built RainoBuild, a construction operations platform shaped around the same idea: scattered information costs people time, money, and clarity. I like building systems that turn messy work into something organized, usable, and easier to trust.

On the security side, I’m working toward my CompTIA Security+ certification and sharpening the foundation that opens doors into SOC analysis, GRC, IT audit, and cyber risk. I’m drawn to the space where systems, accountability, and real-world decisions meet.

When I’m not building something I’m usually at a networking event, on a golf course, or somewhere near the Outer Banks. I travel when I can, I shoot photography, and I take billiards more seriously than most people expect.

02 — Portfolio

Projects

Roshwill Detailers screenshot
Custom Booking Website • Live

A custom mobile-first booking website for Roshwill Detailers, built after the Shopify overhead no longer made sense. Customers can browse services, choose packages, submit booking requests, and send clean lead details directly from the site.

HTMLCSSJavaScriptFormspreeVercelResponsive UX
UnPlug screenshot
In Development • Building in Progress

A mobile wellness app concept that treats the cause behind phone overuse instead of only blocking apps. It identifies emotional triggers such as boredom, anxiety, or avoidance, then responds with a healthier alternative.

iOSAndroidReact NativeAIClaude API
Digital Forensics Investigation screenshot
Digital Forensics Investigation
github.com/roshtheone
Digital Forensics • December 2025

Four JPEGs, no context. Extracted EXIF data, correlated GPS coordinates, and anchored every step with MD5 and SHA-1 hashing to reconstruct where each file was taken while preserving chain of custody.

FTK ImagerAutopsyOSForensicsEXIFMD5/SHA-1GPS Analysis
AI Career Intelligence Platform screenshot
AI Career Intelligence Platform
Devbrah • HackGT
Full-Stack AI • Nov 2025 – Jan 2026

Co-founded at Georgia Tech’s HackGT. Pulls live GitHub and LinkedIn activity through Azure OpenAI to show what a candidate profile says to a recruiter. Built the Python + FastAPI backend, API integrations, and React frontend in 48 hours.

PythonFastAPIReactSQLiteAzure OpenAIHackGT
InterVue — AI Interview Platform screenshot
InterVue — AI Interview Platform
CCI Startup Hackathon
Hackathon Project • October 2025

An AI interview practice platform created at UNC Charlotte CCI Startup Hackathon. I helped shape the concept, led UX design, and built the frontend under competition pressure with voice interaction and a live code-editor flow.

PythonDjangoJavaScriptHTML/CSSWebSocketsReact

03 — Academic Path

Education

Aug 2023 — May 2026 Featured
UNC Charlotte
University of North Carolina at Charlotte
B.S. Computer Science — Cybersecurity Concentration
SOC Operations Vulnerability Management Threat Mitigation Alpha Kappa Psi ALPFA UNCC Networking Leadership
Where the technical foundation met real direction. Cybersecurity wasn’t just a subject — it became a framework for how I think about systems, risk, and accountability. Coursework in SOC operations, vulnerability management, and network defence gave me the vocabulary. The people and experiences outside the classroom gave me the conviction.
Activities & Societies
Alpha Kappa Psi (Professional Business Fraternity) — Member. Attended chapter meetings, participated in campus networking events and fundraisers. Being in a room with people who were actively building their professional identities pushed me to think seriously about mine.

ALPFA UNCC (Association of Latino Professionals For America) — Active Participant. Been to interest meetings and office visits through ALPFA UNCC. The connections and conversations inside that room opened up a different lens on how professionals navigate career paths in finance, tech, and business.

Campus & Recreational Sports — Pickleball, Volleyball, Tennis (regular participation). Staying active and competitive kept me grounded during intensive semesters.

Student Organisation Engagement — Professional development workshops, club meetings, and campus events. Every conversation was a rep.
// Where it all came together.
Aug 2021 — Jul 2023
Central Piedmont CC
Central Piedmont Community College
Computer Engineering — Transfer Pathway
3D Printing Laser Cutting Hardware Prototyping Electronics E-Commerce Founder
The launchpad. CPCC is where curiosity went hands-on — 3D printing, laser cutting, hardware prototyping. But the bigger thing that happened here was outside the lab. This is where the entrepreneurial instinct kicked in. I built Alember, my first e-commerce store, in 2021. Set it up, got it moving — a few sales, real momentum, and the proof that I could take an idea from zero to something visible on the internet.
Alember Co. — Founder & Builder (2021–2022)
Built an e-commerce store during my time at CPCC using Wix as the platform — but everything on top of it was mine. No templates borrowed, no AI-generated copy. I designed the store layout myself, wrote every word, built out the navigation tabs, and set up a working gift card system — all by hand in 2021. Got the store live, made early sales, and proved to myself I could take an idea from nothing to a real product people could purchase. Stopped active operations, but the mark is still there.
alemberco.wixsite.com/alember
// The launchpad.
Graduated June 2021
David W. Butler High School
David W. Butler High School — Charlotte, NC
High School Diploma — Computer Hardware Engineering
Computer Hardware Music Production Soccer Gymnastics
Where it started. The hardware engineering track gave me my first real look at how technology works at the physical layer — circuits, components, and the logic underneath everything. But the years at Butler were shaped just as much by what happened off the books.
Music Production — Developed a genuine passion for beat-making and music production during high school. It was the first time I understood what it felt like to build something from nothing and hear it play back.

Soccer — Played competitively and followed the game seriously. The discipline and team awareness that comes with competitive sport translated directly into how I work on collaborative projects.

Gymnastics — Balance, precision, and commitment to form. A different kind of training that built physical confidence and mental focus.
// Where it started.

03B — Credentials

Certifications

✓ Issued Sep 2025
Mastercard — Cybersecurity Job Simulation
Forage
ID: LNhcEgBvjBPskDyiJ
Phishing & Threat Awareness
AIG
✓ Issued Sep 2025
AIG — Shields Up: Cybersecurity
Forage
Threat & Vulnerability Management
📖 Currently Studying
Microsoft Azure AZ-900
Microsoft
Actively working through the fundamentals — cloud concepts, Azure architecture, pricing, and compliance. Targeting certification within the next 60 days.
Cloud Fundamentals
📖 Currently Studying
CompTIA Security+
CompTIA
Building the foundation that every serious security path stands on — learning how threats move, how systems break, how identities are protected, and how risk becomes a decision instead of a guess. Security+ is my next milestone toward SOC analysis, GRC, and real-world cyber defense.
Cybersecurity Foundations

04 — Technical Experience

Technical Experience

Oct 2025 — Present
Founder & Web Developer
Roshwill Detailers • Self-Employed • Charlotte, NC
I started Roshwill Detailers door-to-door — flyers across Charlotte, QR codes on bulletin boards, cards in hands. One client came from it. Sales stayed flat. I kept going, but the honest question I kept running into was whether the problem was the service or the system behind it.

My first real attempt at fixing that was a Shopify store. It looked professional, it worked — but I was paying monthly just to keep a booking page running for a business that was still finding its feet. The overhead didn’t match the stage I was at. That friction pushed me toward a decision that ended up being the most valuable technical move I made: I killed the Shopify plan and built the website myself from scratch.

In April, I shipped a custom site in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript — mobile-first, built entirely without frameworks or third-party builders. Customers browse service tiers, compare packages, and submit a booking request in under two minutes. The form connects to Formspree, which routes the submission as a formatted email directly to my inbox the moment it’s sent: name, service selected, preferred availability. No dashboard to check, no delay, no leads falling through the gaps. Response time improved by roughly 80% compared to handling enquiries manually.

Deployed on Vercel with a custom domain and DNS configuration — end-to-end, no outside help. Building and running the business simultaneously meant every decision I made as a developer had a direct consequence in the real world. That is a different kind of education than anything a course can replicate.

↗ mobile-cloud-detailing.vercel.app
HTMLCSSJavaScriptFormspreeEmail RoutingVercelDNS ConfigGoogle BusinessResponsive DesignUX
Jul — Sep 2025
Mastercard Cybersecurity Analyst Simulation
via Forage
Worked through Mastercard’s cybersecurity simulation on Forage — analysing security alerts, identifying phishing patterns and access misuse, and documenting incident summaries in the format used by an actual security team. The closest hands-on SOC experience available outside of employment, and it confirmed that threat detection and incident response are areas I find genuinely engaging.

05 — Engagement

Leadership

Feb 2026 – May 2026
Alpha UNC Charlotte
Professional Immersion
Alpha at UNCC sits at the intersection of finance and technology. The highlight was an office visit to Deloitte where I spoke with a Senior IT Audit Consultant who had made the transition from technical engineering into cybersecurity risk advisory — the exact path I’m working toward. That conversation gave me a much clearer picture of what that move actually looks like in practice.
Mar 2026
UNC Charlotte Career Trek — TIAA
Professional Immersion
Selected for a competitive university-hosted programme at TIAA’s Charlotte headquarters. A structured panel with security engineers and leaders discussing what threat intelligence looks like inside a global financial services organisation. Not a tour — an actual conversation. Walked away with a sharper sense of what Security Engineering looks like at enterprise scale.

06 — Get in Touch

Let’s Connect

Feel free to contact me if you have any questions or just want to say hi —

roshanameer04@gmail.com
On the Radar
  • CompTIA Security+ — certification in progress
  • Microsoft Azure AZ-900 — certification in progress
  • UnPlug — mobile app, building in progress